Sentence examples for potential editorial from inspiring English sources

Through personas, you can extrapolate potential editorial topics and use it as a compass for content planning and creation.

Beyond potential editorial issues, there is also the concern among some filmmakers about transparency about where money given to filmmakers is actually spent.

As Deputy Editor of a journal that, at the time, was yet to be launched - the 19th ECSS meeting provided the perfect place to make acquaintance with new and potential Editorial Board members and to get a feel for the research landscape.

To identify potential editorial bias (i.e. crowd out effect), we estimate the amount that disease events of different types displace one another using an auto-regressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model and the Box-Jenkins approach (25, 26).

Twitter users quickly realised the feed was unmoderated, and spotting the potential for editorial sabotage, twittered messages which were rather colourful.

Given the influence of media, what matters as much, if not more, is the potential effect on editorial output.

Thomson also expected a level of distrust at the rise of native advertising, saying that while the titles under his control are "clearly doing it", caution needs to be taken over the potential impact on editorial quality.

Now One Kings Lane is seeing potential in adding editorial content alongside curated items to help members understand how to use or place an object in their home.

"In view of the potential cardiovascular risks," the editorial said, "and in the absence of evidence of other related advantages, except for laboratory measures of glycemic control, the rationale for prescribing rosiglitazone at this time is unclear".

Mark Hinueber, general counsel for Stephens Media, owner of The Review-Journal, echoed Ms. Glines's concerns, saying that cutting and pasting articles "steals the potential audience for our editorial material and traffic to our Web sites".

Ranging across the city, the four Democratic candidates were peppered with questions from reporters and potential voters about newspaper editorial endorsements, their views on teachers' salaries and the final stretch of the horse race as they tried to make their case for residency at Gracie Mansion.