Sentence examples for extensive editorial from inspiring English sources

Three cheers for your extensive editorial on electronic voting.

On 3 February 1969, in spite of job losses and money-saving cuts, readers received a newly redesigned Guardian, with a fresh masthead and extensive editorial reorganisation.

As the Daily Beast's Maxwell Tani wrote last week, CNN did provide extensive editorial coverage of the ad, paired with appropriate denunciations of its content.

An anthology of writings about Czechoslovakia by leftist Latin American intellectuals who visited the country between 1947 and 1959, with extensive editorial commentary.

He did suggest some cuts, but extensive editorial correspondence between Lee and her agents and publishers argues for her authorship, as does Shields's reminder of "Truman's inability to keep anybody's secrets".

Her extensive editorial interests were reflected in her involvement in many journals, including coeditorship of American Economic Journals: Microeconomics and associate editorships of Econometrica, Theoretical Economics, and the Quarterly Journal of Economics.

Nirantar conceived of the project in 2002 and provided extensive training, editorial support, and a salary to the women.

Wing, who is also a writer and a painter, brings extensive online editorial and digital expertise to her clients.

It is true that in his extensive analysis of editorial boards of journals in information science, Cabanac found the hardly surprising result that editorial board members had in general some considerable seniority whether measured in years since first published or number of published papers, and one might expect that very junior researchers are more likely to submit papers than review them.

The journal has an extensive pool of editorial and advisory board members who have been selected to assist with peer review based on the afore-mentioned criteria.

Extensive manuscript review, editorial support: MB, NH, LM, SB.