Sentence examples for the new editorial from inspiring English sources

Johnston Press has issued a press release about the "new" editorial team at i, although newness may be stretching matters a little.

But he and several of the new editorial team are old Murdoch hands.

In 1972, Podhoretz wrote a column that effectively announced the new editorial policy.

She was particularly curious about the appointment of Peter W. Kaplan, the former New York Observer editor, as the new editorial director of WWD.

She said that a lot has changed in the new editorial landscape, but that articles still have to hold up under intense scrutiny.

Chris Evans, the new editorial kingpin at the Telegraph titles, has kept a low profile while managing to rise to high office.

Neither the announcement nor the article said which departments would be affected by the 130 job cuts or how the paper would address conflict-of-interest concerns that might arise from the new editorial-business partnership, which was described in the presentation as "a new way of doing business that aligns sales efforts with the content we produce".

The new editorials and Op-Ed contributions will join the distinctive opinion features to which our international readers are accustomed, including Roger Cohen's columns and Patrick Chappatte's twice-weekly cartoons.

Tells how the "News" editorial writers lambasted Lindsay.

Mr. Isaacson moved the magazine into new editorial territory by expanding coverage of science and technology and cutting back on foreign affairs.

A warm welcome goes to the JHP's new editorial "dream team": Vincenzo Guidetti, Rigmor Jensen, Zaza Katsarava, Miguel Lainez, Michael Lanteri-Minet, Arne May, Koen Paemeleire, Julio Pascual, Innocenzo Rainero, Michael Russell and Lars Stovner.