Sentence examples for precise editorial from inspiring English sources
An excellent speechwriter, as well as author of plays and short fiction, Kapner was a mentor to many who benefited from his precise editorial eye.
But the magazine did not achieve the precise editorial pitch that lures consumers, and Hearst executives said that Ms. Black was keenly dissatisfied with the newsstand performance of Harper's Bazaar.
The more specific question about what will be the precise editorial ambitions and concerns of Forest Ecosystems is more difficult to answer because forest science constitutes a massive research area that is not fixed, but constantly evolving.
She spent some time in the kinds of places that these issues find their home, talking to magazine editors, visiting the offices of Tatler, among other places (though she is anxious to stress that was not the model for Electra), and she has a precise ear for editorial banter of compromise and self-deception.
Whatever the precise number (a Washington Post editorial from January of this year said "John F. Kerry released 10 years' worth of tax returns"), it was more than two.
He could see desolation arriving but not to a precise schedule, not so that he could raise his voice in BBC editorial meetings and demand a special timber-shivering spot on Today.
"It's a beautiful word, perfectly suited for spritzing on one's conversation," writes Chan Lowe, editorial cartoonist at South Florida's Sun-Sentinel, "if only one knew its precise meaning.
As almost always seems to happen after a big storm, the papers have been full of editorials beaoaning the apparent inability of our weather predictors to furnish us with precise forecasts.
They used state-of-the-art artificial intelligence software to identify the precise technical trading patterns associated with the buy-and-sell signals Hamilton issued with his editorials.
