Sentence examples for editor among from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: Among the many fictions in Tony Judt's article was his portrayal of Bar-Ilan University.

The special issue's focal point was the tabulation of a poll taken by the editor among 200 notable personnality francaises, who were asked to select Les Dix Phares, or the brains that gave the greatest light to that period.

Glenn Prickett Senior Vice President, Climate Change Conservation International Arlington, Va., Feb. 2, 2009 • To the Editor: Among tropical botanists, the importance of protecting old-growth forest for maintaining biodiversity is not under debate.

• To the Editor: Among the revelations included in the secret International Committee of the Red Cross report obtained by Mark Danner is new, concrete evidence of supervision by health professionals of torture at C.I.A. "black sites".

Federal and private security experts said that the submission for review was belated and that it was highly likely that people other than the author -- like his co-author and his editor, among others -- had seen the manuscript.

THOMAS AMPER Bellerose, Queens, Feb. 17, 2012 To the Editor: Among the many questions we teachers have about Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's new agreement ("A Sound Deal on Teacher Evaluations," editorial, Feb. 17), the most critical one is, How do we begin looking at our students as data?

It is therefore imperative that the panel include neither editors nor former editors among its numbers.

As many journalism critics have noted, the Times has yet to reveal what editors among present staff members were directly involved in assigning and editing Judy Miller's stories.

In the mid-seventies, Jack Shoemaker, a Bay Area bookseller, was on a National Endowment for the Arts literature panel with some writers and editors, among them the writer Reynolds Price and the critic John Leonard.

In a brilliant maneuver, Whitaker had "A Simplified Blueprint of the Campaign Against Compulsory Health Insurance" distributed, by the hundreds of thousands, to reporters and editors, among others, and to every member of Congress.

The list includes novels which failed to make it on to the radar of newspaper literary editors, among them Yvvette Edwards' A Cupboard Full of Coats, which was reviewed, briefly, in only one national title.