Sentence examples for editor using from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Using discharge diagnoses from US hospitals in 2000 2003, McDonald et al. recently documented a dramatic increase in the rate of Clostridium difficile associated disease (CDAD) (1 ).
Once in a while he wrote brief letters to the editor using the name A. Sock, a wordplay on Punch.
ROBERT BATY Oakland, Calif., Sept. 1, 2013 To the Editor: Using poison gas has been a war crime since the 1920s.
Judith Luber-Narod Northboro, Mass., June 19 , 2008 To the Editor: Using New York Times logic ("The Big Pander to Big Oil," editorial, June 19), a farmer wouldn't plant corn because he wouldn't be able to harvest the next day.
Lara Weitzman New York, Nov. 18, 2008 To the Editor: Using college graduation as the overarching criterion of success — and claiming that the value of the SAT lies in its ability to predict this — sets the success bar rather low.
Sabrina Rubakovic Washington, July 19 , 2010To the Editor: Using test scores to evaluate students and teachers seems like a good idea, but it ignores the realities of teaching students who have vastly different backgrounds and aptitudes.
One California newspaper editor used to play a game with his staff, while reading the stuff.
My editor used to say you're allowed one adjective a piece.
The editor uses a keypad to assemble various versions of a scene.
Every editor used to be familiar with the journalist who went days, weeks, even months, without producing anything of consequence.
If a Denver Post editor used "We're trying to get better every single week" as a banner headline, he'd be fired.
