Sentence examples for in one editorial from inspiring English sources

In one editorial, Newsday praised Mayor Michael Bloomberg for immediately stepping up the police presence on New York's subway system, used by 4.5 million people every day.

"Memphis garbage strikers have turned an illegal walk out into anarchy," it wrote in one editorial, "and Mayor Henry Loeb is exactly right when he says, 'We can't submit to this sort of thing!'".

In one editorial exchange, their marital tension becomes overt.

(In one editorial, a neighbor discovers a mass grave in some woods near Kimball's home).

In one editorial, he criticized changes in the tone of the town's weekly Friday protests since the Nusra Front began organizing them.

Geer described it as "notably ironic" that the Guardian had championed Edward Snowden's revelations about intrusion by government agencies into civilians' privacy, while also claiming in one editorial (though he did not specify which) that nobody has a right to be forgotten.

"It was simply one more example of how the rest of the city had grown inured to the slaughter in South Los Angeles," one editorial read.

I have noted that in many transitions from one editorial team to the next, the editor in chief has decided, based on the current success and trajectory of the journal, to continue the current course for Diabetes Care with only minor adjustments.

In the end, as one editorial writer put it, Governor Sulzer was "self-destroyed — in fact, self-convicted".

As Maxwell affectionately put it in the course of one editorial disagreement: "Of course you are right about the story, and I am too".

In reflecting how the practicality and advantages of ultrasound make it superior to other imaging modalities in low-resource settings, one editorial noted "those who hold that ultrasound should be the first (and often only) investigation will have that view enhanced if the setting is Africa" [20].