Sentence examples for out of editorial from inspiring English sources

This is mostly out of editorial necessity.

Yesterday Huffington said she'd stay out of editorial deliberations involving Uber.

Back at Methuen, I would come out of editorial meetings, having been asked if I could get Caryl to do this or that to promote the books.

The new owners played to the industry's sentimentality by moving the magazine to Fleet Street, employed more staff but kept out of editorial matters and kindly put the contents up on the web, so that journalists who had traditionally stolen it from the one sub-editor who subscribed to it could now read it free anyway.

Within the broader scientific community, women are also frozen out of editorial positions, positions of particular responsibility and power.

"I'm looking for a good hotel and a memorable bite to eat... not some sort of out-of-place editorial," one reader wrote in an Amazon.com review.

He first recorded it for Teldec in 1988 and recently helped prepare a new urtext edition – sorting out centuries of editorial meddling.

Mayor Frank Quintero, Councilmember Rafi Manoukian and Councilmember Laura Friedman deserve our thanks for resisting the out-of-touch, editorial-page call of this Los Angeles-based newspaper, and for standing up for their community — for our community.

Marjorie Pritchard, the deputy managing editor of The Boston Globe, reached out to editorial boards at other newspapers last week.

Bracingly light on scene-setting cues, this 80-minute feature gets in and gets out, a model of editorial economy by a formidable sketch artist.

I've written before that The Huffington Post may be one of the fastest build-outs of an editorial brand in history, all the while complaining that it derived a lot of value from digitally kidnapping the work of others.