Sentence examples for usual editorial from inspiring English sources

They weren't your usual editorial notes, like "This doesn't flow well".

Just maybe, I thought, the Sun is moving beyond its usual editorial stance on race.

The issue was dealt with in line with our usual editorial guidelines.

When charities choose to work with YouTubers they need to be prepared to relax their usual editorial control, which can be a problem for some organisations.

The glum truth is that Civil War is a production not of the wealthy BBC itself but of the cash-strapped Open University, which is presumably why the Radio Times omitted the usual editorial puff to encourage viewers to tune in.

Most of this is relatively benign, done for visual effect - though we may recall the fuss that erupted when wheelchair spectators were excised from a football photograph, or the furore that greeted the Guardian's decision, against its usual editorial policy, to filter out a gory detail from a photograph of the Madrid train bombings.

A Congressional committee would be forming to determine its fate as an Olympic sport, while the usual exhaustive editorials would be ranting and raving about the brutality and inhumanity of boxing.

"He didn't make the usual nod to editorial independence".

But I've got to confess: the Apple boss' homily inspired a more rigorous than usual review of editorial at the end of the year.

After the usual year of editorial silence, I come back to comment the Impact Factor (IF) attribution for the year 2011.

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