Sentence examples for tighter editorial from inspiring English sources
But Penguin Lives, with a tighter editorial focus, and with subjects of presumably long-term interest, has overcome initial doubts.
And for online – arguably the most commercially sensitive area of the BBC's operations – not only confirmation of a 25% reduction in spend and tighter editorial control, but also a commitment to hold biannual briefings to share strategic plans and consult industry on forthcoming initiatives.
Reviewers won't ask you to make as many open-ended changes because they know that you are working within a page and figure limit and often on a tighter editorial deadline.
This chapter contains repetition of aspects of adenovirus production that might have been removed with tighter editorial oversight.
Tighter editorial input might have condensed this into a consistently, rather than spasmodically, brilliant book.
I knew I didn't want to do that for a living, but it was really good training because it had a very tight editorial and production process.
Whether in the form of a supplement, microsite or roundtable debate, the funding enables us to explore topics in more depth than tight editorial budgets allow.
Harper's appears to be run on a tight editorial budget, filling space with clippings from other publications and letters from readers, using the work of young unknowns and holding back on the most expensive types of journalism, investigations and foreign reporting.
Azan's admitted small number of issues have been focused and consistent, which speaks to tight editorial control, and intentionality.
LaFargue appears to favor the latter view, but other scholars (e.g., Lau 1963 and Mair 1990) see little sign of tight editorial control.
