Sentence examples for simply editorial from inspiring English sources

It's one thing not to have run the Newsnight investigation, which may turn out to be a matter of managerial pressure or simply editorial choice.

This usually involves in-house lawyers simply circulating editorial staff with the relevant legal notices.

Then again, the saving of the Indy is not simply an editorial matter.

But that's simply a mechanised editorial function".

Your editorial simply did not scratch the surface on this growing scandal.

"The editorial simply restates the questions that have been raised by the laity in the listening sessions," Mr. Coyne said, "and says in light of all this we should respond with appropriate answers".

Time's Fareed Zakaria, who has a consultant credit on one of the outlet's documentary series, claims that Vice is simply following the editorial principles laid down by Geoffrey Crowther, former editor of The Economist: namely, simplify, then exaggerate.

Some three decades later, in 1953, the prestigious The Economic Weekly in a long editorial simply titled The Monsoon bemoaned the lack of proper meteorological tools to forecast monsoons and said: "Had the annual rainfall meant as much in the economic life of Europe as it does in this country, it is a permissible guess that some measure would have been found for it ere long".

It too is upsetting, though it's slightly more complicated than simply being the editorial version of "The only good Indian is a dead Indian".

No, she said, the Herald Tribune "simply ran an editorial decrying my nemeses as childish and declaring that the Tribune's critic, right or wrong, had the right of free speech".

The amendment proposed to Staff Regulation 301.153 simply involved an editorial clarification of the regulation regarding termination indemnity.