用“editorial”造句大全，editorial造句

The lead editorial searched and questioned for an explanation for the first ever occurrence on the professional racquetball circuit.

The bimonthly magazine later formed an alliance with Reed Business Information, licensing editorial for use in translation from ECN magazine (formerly Electronic Components News) and Electronic News Online.

Later, in a cheap, plastic-covered copy of Webster's Ninth Collegiate, on the page crediting the editorial staff, she found an inscription in red: "re: P.B. Gove?" and, again in black, "p."

Worn in 1994 to the world premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral in London, the black and gold number is never far from editorial spreads even now, 17 years later.

The next day, an earnest editor wrote an editorial.

The pressures brought the infighting over editorial and financial control of Caijing to a boil.

Five days later, the Guardian published an editorial describing the circumstances that led to the inaccurate report and defending their journalist.

The other, Business Week, an old stalwart, is up for sale, according to reports that caught even the magazine's own editorial staff by surprise.

The editor dummied up the editorial page.

He turned to an editorial and began reading it with interest.

Since December, the editorial team has been housed in a nearby skyscraper, where they have yet another reminder that marketing cannot trump reality forever.

Now the New England Journal of Medicine argues in an editorial that sleep-deprived physicians set to perform elective surgery should have to get the informed consent of the patient.

The editorial followed the murder of an intern at the paper.

"This is a heinous act that undermines the fairness that should be the basis of the university entrance system," Japan's largest daily, the Yomiuri Shimbun, warned in an editorial on Monday.

The old editorial frets about the “demon of tuberculosis” and diarrheal diseases in Africa, conditions we have yet to exorcise.

The editorial office received an avalanche of mail.

"While Shanghai's appearance at the top might have been a stunner, America's mediocre showing was no surprise," declared a USA Today editorial.

The letters snowed to the editorial department.