Sentence examples for used for editorial from inspiring English sources

Your Contribution shall be used for editorial purposes as we see fit.

Your Commissioned Contribution shall be used for editorial purposes as we see fit.

My settlements range from 1,000 to 3,000 euros plus legal fees for a single unlicensed image used for editorial purposes".

Images are also used for editorial purposes in newspapers and magazines to illustrate features and articles.

It is working on a dashboard that will equip media partners with "rich data across million of users," including its own "interest and preference graph" that can be used for editorial or advertising purposes.

Funds were used for editorial assistance and meeting logistics; none of the members received payment for participating in the guideline development process.

The player is being used for both editorial and ads in NYT's "36 Hours In... .. travel series.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/12/186/prepub The authors thank Professor Robert F. Gagel (MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas) and Professor Michael Amling (University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf) for providing the Calca -/- mice used for these studies and Kaye Schreyer for editorial assistance with the manuscript.

In a slot opposite the editorial often used for his waspish profiles, Christopher Stevens blasts the book for covering the star's cocaine use – yet takes great pains to describe his behaviour in detail.

"Lullaby" also describes colors with a kind of editorial exactitude, used for eerie emphasis: "Her suit is light blue, but it's not a regular robin's-egg blue.

Quite right too: the bra was lent for an editorial shoot, but mistakenly used for the advertisement.