Sentence examples for Main editor from inspiring English sources

Fire is the site's main editor and fund-raiser, and Earth attends to the technical side.

One is Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, of which Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, who directs the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is a main editor.

She is main editor of the DIT online journal Level3 and a member of the scientific committee for the European Journal of Qualifications.

He also cowrote The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy (1988; with Joseph F. Kett and James Trefil) and was the main editor of A First Dictionary of Cultural Literacy (1989).

Invited by Mario Pani, first to be a stringer for his architectural magazines and soon after to become the main Editor, he developed an intellectual work and project of fundamental importance for Mexican architecture history.

If the C.I.A. was the main editor of her talking points, and that editing involved the last-minute removal of references to Ansar al-Shariah for fear of tipping them off, would it not have been wise to avoid alluding to the killings as a "horrific incident where some mob was hijacked ultimately by a handful of extremists" — as she said on CNN?

Art is a particular strength of the encyclopedia (one of its three main editors is an art historian), and it has some splendid illustrations.

Last year, ZENIT's publisher was forced out for resisting pressures from the Legion, after which the agency's six main editors promptly resigned.

In January, two years after the Synthese issue went online, the print version finally appeared — containing an addition, an unusual statement from the journal's main editors (not the guest editors).

These are all important issues, and if The Times really does mean to deceive its readers as little as possible, there is no reason not to spell out explicit guidelines for these issues, articulated and published not by the public editor, but by the main editors who make such decisions.

It's is still building a stable of contributors and is mostly populated with pieces by its two main editors, somewhat obscuring its mission of diversity.