Sentence examples for a serious editor of from inspiring English sources

I don't know a journalist in Britain who believes that a serious editor of a major title would not insist on knowing how his journalists had sourced their stories.

In-depth conversations made me a good editor of serious nonfiction, because in the countless extended talks with my authors (frowned upon by the bosses), I was able to understand their work and establish collegial relationships that led to better books.

To the Editor: A serious outbreak of chikungunya disease recently occurred on Reunion Island (population ≈770,000) (1 ).

The fact that a news organization as large as The Huffington Post is hiring into a full-time Infographic Design Editor position is a serious indicator of the state of journalism to come, and not necessarily in a bad way.

In our view, this is a serious breach of trust between authors, editors, and readers.

Cons: Garrett who? Somehow even though he's been in quite a few movies and is a serious looker, none of our editors knew much about him (even though we are notorious culture gossip queens).

Editors are looking at a serious restructuring of the newsroom and combining it with washingtonpost.com.

I think it was a serious error of judgement on the part of the editor, but what can we mere listeners do about it?

His main achievements in five years as editor were to entrench its reputation as a serious journal of record, and cultivate standards of literacy rarely matched elsewhere.

To the Editor: There is no question that there is a serious shortage of internships available to clinical psychology graduate students.

It has been removed from Fairfax Media websites and the Herald's editor-in-chief, Darren Goodsir, admitted it was a serious error of judgment to publish it.