Sentence examples for editorial talent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wright streamlined costs and grew the business by attracting new editorial talent.

A. J. has proven himself as both developer and recruiter of editorial talent.

Deborah also has an unfailing eye for recognising and encouraging editorial talent".

But there are several reasons why we are likely to see more editorial talent crossing borders and media.

Mr. Kaplan, 53, is the editorial talent director of the magazine group at the Hearst Corporation in New York.

In 2007, we demonstrated our leadership with 3 wins and 9 nominations across all 4 sites within content, editorial talent, design and interactive categories.

"His editorial talents are formidable, verging on scary--and he's a very gentle and effective teacher.

Her critical volumes of Orwell stand as testimony to her editorial talents, which had been questioned only by those men who could not seem to abide the coincidence of talent and beauty in the same tamperproof package.

"Earnest" is the best Logan can do for Lehman's efforts on "The Oxford Book of American Poetry," and that's an unsatisfactory response to a guy of Lehman's poetic and editorial talents.

Joachim Rosler, who worked directly with Mr. Ganz for a number of years and is now chief operating officer of World Publications, praises his editorial talents, but adds that "as he has tried to reproduce the success he had in France here in the U.S., he has had a difficult time of it".

The Lemony Snicket phenomenon is a complex tale of talent, editorial ardor and grass-roots support.