Sentence examples for course of editing from inspiring English sources

In the course of editing a monthly newsletter on privacy protection, I receive a lot of letters with questions, complaints about consumer practices and comments about the future of technology and personal privacy.

During the course of editing the book, it appeared Jes had turned into a cook.

Several times in the course of editing Daniel Bergner's cover story this past Sunday on drug trials for a new female-desire pill, I thought about the "50 Shades of Grey" phenomenon.

Unless one has just returned from a year in Antarctica, it's impossible to have avoided reports about the long script that Lonergan wrote, the long cut that existed at some point, the conflicts that arose in the course of editing, and the delayed and diffident release.

During the course of editing I also make a point of reading any manuscript from the point of view of the reader, asking the questions "What do I want to learn from this article?", "Are the conclusions justified and well presented?", and "Do the tables and figures make sense?".

Also, as the resident Brit, I had of course been editing most of the manuscripts of my colleagues, and this had broadened my scientific interests.

"The letters that arrived during the course of filming continued through the process of editing.

Indeed, as has been demonstrated for AlaRS, recognition of misacylated Ser-tRNAAla by distinct structural domains in the course of the editing reaction suggests the immediate dissociation of aminoacylated tRNAs from aaRSs and their subsequent rebinding, using different structural modules [ 45].

"But of course, edited by my dear friend.

They are, of course, edited for maximum tear-jerking effect, highlighting the most touching stories and the most dramatic "journeys".

This was our opportunity to set the record straight if need be, elaborate on some things... we could write anything we wanted, but it was of course edited.