Sentence examples for which editorial from inspiring English sources

But the definition of quality and the rules by which editorial judgements are made are not as clearly defined as they once were.

In an industry in which editorial content and advertising sometimes seem to merge, DIS's editorial mission is to interrogate and collapse hierarchies.

The initial design, with which editorial was happy, depicted a man's checked shirt hanging next to a boy's top on a washing line.

Whisper accused the Guardian of quoting staff who were not aware they were on the record, including one such conversation in which editorial staff showed two Guardian reporters how they would be tracking an apparently sex-obsessed D.C. lobbyist "for the rest of his life".

But while focusing on such much-needed ethic reforms in Tallahassee is fine, there's another, much more important and glaring lesson to be learned, one which editorial boards and political pundits share culpability in as well.

I am fully committed to ensuring the scientific credibility of EHP, for which editorial independence is vital, and thus have decided to remove the Director's Perspective column from the journal and relocate it to a more appropriate venue on the NIEHS website.

"STATESMANLIKE" is the term for which editorial-writers reach when describing Chinese leaders' resolve not to devalue their currency, the yuan.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students examine the ways in which editorials and Op-Ed pieces respond to current events.

Depending on which TV talking head you see or which editorials you read, everyone is asking if they should prepare for deflation or inflation.

There is a seamless integration of editorial content and advertising, which makes editorial images nearly indistinguishable from advertisements.

After the first few issues, which contained editorial essays from both editor and publisher, the editorials disappeared, though Santesson did sometimes fill a blank space with a few editorial comments.