Sentence examples for sharp editorial from inspiring English sources

Mr Sethi had written a sharp editorial commenting on this judgment the week before he was arrested.Before the end of the month, the IMF's board is due to consider releasing the next tranche of a $1.6 billion loan.

For 60 years, she wielded a sharp editorial pen, having served as editor of Nursing Outlook, Nursing Research and the American Journal of Nursing, as an investigative reporter, and more recently, as author of perceptive, elegantly crafted commentary and letters to the editor.

Collins's surprisingly sharp editorial suggested that the 13-year-old OHRP be reined in by having experts consider its opinions before they are issued.

Now that said, you don't want to piss him off, because he has a sharp editorial voice - and when provoked is liable to unleash harsh criticism.

But she had a needle-sharp editorial instinct about whom her magazine was for – a reader who'd never been catered to in this way: herself, 20 (or more) years before, the plain "mouseburger" from the middle of nowhere, a walking tangle of insecurities and desires that she couldn't articulate – for glamour, sex and power.

According to a memo sent to employees on Tuesday by Carolyn Reidy, Simon & Schuster's chief executive, the reorganization "will lead to a sharper editorial focus for our imprints even as it takes consideration of the natural affinities among them".

A sharper editorial hand might have trimmed the repetition – there is a surfeit of incidents in which Bryson has a pint too many in obscure pubs – but his millions of readers will probably enjoy this just as much as its predecessor.

At C-SPAN, Sharp oversaw the editorial content on C-SPAN.org and helped integrate social media into C-SPAN's public affairs coverage and viewer engagement.

Their core product consists of making smart editorial decisions and publishing sharp voices.

Swanwick's urges Scott to take issue with Asquith and his failed promises, Sharp's criticises an editorial on the women's subsequent actions and explains why a WSPU colleague vandalised Asquith's car.

His editorial experience, sharp mind and clear heart will help us to take our game up a notch.