Sentence examples for benefit of the editor from inspiring English sources
A review is primarily for the benefit of the editor, to help them reach a decision about whether to publish or not, but I try to make my reviews useful for the authors as well.
Jack Romanos, president and chief operating officer of Viacom's Simon & Schuster, said that he does not understand the logic behind a "slush pile" business model that invites any writer to publish without benefit of an editor or a staff to promote the book.
But that error rate on accommodate has probably always been about right for the mass of people who write without benefit of a copy editor -- the only difference is that before now, their spelling errors were visible only on the notes they left on their refrigerator doors.
We have benefited substantially from the insightful comments of the Editor James Arthur Robert Marshall and an anonymous referee, which were instrumental for elevating the quality of this work.
According to the Indy's editorial, the closing of the gender identity loophole "shows the benefit of involving non-editors".
The manuscript has benefited from the critical and very helpful comments of two anonymous reviewers and of the editor.
But before the magic water expose was published, Herald editors once again gave Sheehan the benefit of the doubt.
The Daily Beast, but for one specifically designated section, has eschewed aggregation and emphasized actual opinion writing, which, in Brown's former professional life, had the benefit of editors and fact checkers.
"No other social movement in modern economic development is so pregnant with benefit to the public," the editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association wrote.
