Sentence examples for editorial capacity from inspiring English sources
In her editorial capacity, Ms. Zolotow was known as a midwife of books of immense emotional honesty: Ms. Kerr's "Night Kites," for instance, was among the first novels for young adults to deal with AIDS.
Darryl D'Monte, a Cambridge-educated editor and writer who once served in a senior editorial capacity at the Times, blames Samir Jain rather than culture for much of the industry's ethical weaknesses.
Because Ms. Winfrey required a liaison between her and the magazine's editors, she asked that her friend Gayle King act in an editorial capacity, making choices for Ms. Winfrey when she was unavailable.
This might extend beyond what Government policy recognises as acceptable participation; (ii) persons who act in an editorial capacity (except those holding overall editorial responsibility) would be eligible to be members of the self-regulator; and (iii) members of the House of Lords and MEPs would be eligible to be members of the board of the self-regulator.
So, reading through the periodicals, one comes across a story, published in the 1850s by Charles Dickens in his editorial capacity, in which a narrator falls through the surface of the Earth to land in an underground territory inhabited entirely by murderous skeletons.
I like to write and have been involved with several clubs on campus as a writer and in an editorial capacity.
In the interim between these teaching positions, he was the editor of Poetry Review (1980 83) and worked in a variety of editorial capacities for two London publishing houses.
He serves in editorial capacities for Internal Medicine Alert, Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Journal of Clinical Hypertension, Primary Care Quarterly and Patient Care, and as a reviewer for American Family Physician and the Journal of Family Practice.
"We're beginning with editorial content and our conferences and what looks like a publishing business, but the future will look like us incorporating our users in a much different capacity," Amoruso says.
RB contributed to editorial content.
You propose solving national air-travel gridlock by "expansion of the system's capacity" (editorial, Aug. 11).
