Sentence examples for careful editor from inspiring English sources

Porphyry (c. 234 c. 305 ce), a devout disciple of Plotinus and a careful editor of his works, occupied a special position in the development of later Neoplatonism.

She repeats the list on Page 52, but now "Justice Harrison resigned for health reasons before the first session even took place!" A more careful editor would have saved the author from these fumbles.

"For Ghandi," the careful editor Stengel recalled Mandela as saying, "non-violence was a principle.

Interpreting this literally, the careful editors of this volume halve a letter to Mitchell, and exclude others.

Their work was continued by other, more careful editors, but has by far not yet been completed: a much needed critical edition of his complete œuvre is still to be waited for.

"Absolutely true, because he is careful to choose editors whose views agree with his".

The Panorama editor was careful not to condemn Rippon's decision in December 2011 not to broadcast the Savile film, but said he found it "absolutely baffling" that he told the Newsnight producer, Meirion Jones, to stop working on the investigation.

Antonio Dajer, M.D. Riverside, Conn., Aug. 20, 2007 • To the Editor: Be careful not to drive diabetics and potential diabetics into the waiting arms of the purveyors of pharmaceuticals, lest patients line up to buy statin drugs to replace the lifestyle measures, like choosing the right foods, that could prevent this disease.

I would however advise careful choice of your editor, if you have the luxury of choice.

Even though the book is an edited volume, the careful selection by the Editor allows for a very interesting read.

The authors would like to thank the Academic Editor for careful reading and comments which helped in improving the manuscript.