Sentence examples for editors present from inspiring English sources

It was concluded the industry could not overturn a system of regulation constructed over many years without further careful thought, and it was agreed that all the editors present would go back to talk to their lawyers.

Afterwards, some of the editors present asked the cardinal whether the fact that the discussions were quasi off-the-record meant that they should not report anything of what was said.

But that did not keep him from warning top editors on Tuesday that unless they signed on to the new regulatory scheme they would "get a statute," according to one of the editors present.

Many editors present did not appear to be in love with the concept, but there were many pieces that looked commercially lucrative at the same time, like fuzzy tartan cardigans, a black tuxedo jacket, an oversize sparkly black cable-knit sweater, a gray duffel coat and another take on the gold sparkly cardigan jacket.

And recognizing that readers would want more, the editors present a post-whaling summary biography of Doyle, portraying his struggles to develop a medical practice and to establish himself as an author, before ending with a collection of Doyle's published Arctic writings.

How will editors present their content and advertisers their messages to attract subscribers?

In most cases, someone else winnows future editors, presents the possibilities to Newhouse, shapes the conversations.

The Drama Desk, an organization of professional writers, critics and editors, presented the 46th annual awards in a ceremony at La Guardia Concert Hall at Lincoln Center.

In brief: An unnamed group of editors presents us with a complicated jumble of manuscripts furnished by an eloquent, diffident young loser, an apprentice in a Southern California tattoo parlor called Johnny Truant.

Yesterday, in a last-ditch effort to dissuade the Journal's management, a group of reporters and editors presented the paper's managing editor, Paul E. Steiger, with the results of an employee survey indicating that a large majority of the news department opposed a return to the World Financial Center.

Unmindful of how the fragments had come into being, the Neapolitan editors presented them in reverse order, with the later ones first.