Sentence examples for one editorial from inspiring English sources

One editorial, discussed earlier, focused on legal barriers to providing pain management required by patients living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya due to cultural beliefs about the appropriateness of morphine treatment in children.

One editorial assistant with a New York publisher, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said he and his peers still met once a month or so to address the return mail.

Enumerating everything Hillary Clinton has accomplished in her 65 years on this earth is a task too big for one editorial team -- we'll leave that to her biographers.

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.

One editorial cartoon in particular mocked his appearance and inexperience.

That is, one editorial team, one advertising team and one back office.

The Times will always speak with one editorial voice, but we're expanding the opportunities for conversation.

It was comprised of just one editorial, this four and a half columns long.

"Maybe we can all learn something from Murray Tepper," one editorial says.

From the first issue in 1997, Women's Sports & Fitness ambled from one editorial identity to another.

A blistering page-one editorial denounced "atrocities committed by the Big Apple's guardians of law and order against their favorite suspects -- blacks, Hispanics, poor people of every color".