Sentence examples for in that editorial from inspiring English sources

It's nothing like The Stand, when you actually get down to it, but as I sat in that editorial meeting, and as I read The Stand again, I realised that I am wholly, totally indebted to King's book.

He referred to an editorial last week in The New England Journal of Medicine, which concluded that GlaxoSmithKline had improperly intervened in the decisions of the trial's independent safety committee, called a D.S.M.B. "The information in that editorial is false," Dr. Home said.

(Incidentally, I also noticed in that editorial that the Mail said: "We fought off strong competition from rival newspapers, believing Mail readers deserved first sight of what is an important, if controversial, anatomy of modern politics". In fact, as Media Guardian revealed, the Mail fought no-one: there was no auction because it was offered the book before any other paper got a sniff).

In that editorial, Romney argued that a government bailout for ailing auto giants Chrysler and General Motors would do more harm than good.

In that case, the Supreme Court overturned a contempt-of-court citation that had been issued against this newspaper because of three editorials, including one evocatively headlined "'Probation for Gorillas". In that editorial, the newspaper opposed probation for two union members convicted of assaulting non-union truck drivers.

There seems to be an implicit assumption in the editorial that a system of "objective evaluations" exists but that some parties -- teachers?

They go on to say (as mentioned in the editorial) that symptoms of asthma can relapse (come back) and remit (go away).

That editorial, set in the Painted Desert, photographed by Franco Rubartelli and published in Vogue in 1968, forged his career.

That editorial, set in the Painted Desert, photographed by Franco Rubartelli, and published in Vogue in 1968, forged Sant'Angelo's career.

As recently as 1961, The New England Journal of Medicine declined to say in an editorial that the studies proved that cigarettes cause cancer.

He said that, in editorial board meetings "we've had direct discussions about this, where we've said, 'We're back in Iraq.'" The sentiment, he said, was essentially this: "We gave far too much credence to the government.