Sentence examples for pursuing editorial from inspiring English sources

After studying illustration and fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design, he began pursuing editorial illustration work in conjunction with his studio projects.

Reportedly, Dynasty's graver transgressions were funding a political discussion club and supporting several media outlets that still pursue editorial independence.

The other is that, rather than pursuing an editorial line, they give us the information to allow us to make up our own minds about Afghanistan's future.

Newspapers are entitled to pursue an editorial line, but removing the distinction between opinion and news means that the general public, who understandably have little knowledge of the complex immigration system or indeed of human rights law, are left with a skewed picture.

Publications such as the Daily Telegraph persist in pursuing a similar editorial policy.

IRP Fellows spend a year with salary, expenses and editorial support pursuing stories in-depth and on multiple platforms.

A new publishing drive for children (Save the Story) is being pursued with rare editorial panache.

To find a niche for themselves among both readers and advertisers, each of the magazines has pursued its own editorial agenda.

Unpublished studies are often unpublished due to low observed treatment effect either leading the investigators not to pursue publication or editorial bias against negative study results.

He claimed the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, which sponsors the prize, both "pursue an editorial policy of vilifying and demonising refugees and asylum-seekers..

His publisher at Spitalfields Life Books described him as "a purist who managed to resist any commercial imperative or editorial intervention … resolutely pursuing his own personal interests".