Sentence examples for finding contributors from inspiring English sources

Townsend reinvigorated a tired publication, finding contributors in the lively 1960s art scene and appointing Courtauld Institute postgraduates as his assistant editors.

From finding contributors, suppliers and readers, to putting an issue together, just about every aspect of getting a magazine in the hands of readers has been made easier by the internet.

Finding contributors was easy: their social circle was filled with overeducated, underemployed postgrads willing to work free to be heard on subjects like Kanye West's effect on the proletarian meta-narrative of hip-hop.

The problem of finding contributor profiles is analogous to identifying a set of groups of contributors with similar behavior.

Going forward, The Monkey Cage editors will be finding guest contributors from Women Also Know Stuff.

The Mets have received an offensive spark from the utility player Jordany Valdespin, who played right field Monday, but otherwise it has been a struggle finding reliable contributors.

This year, because Mr. Bloomberg did not participate in the program, the spending cap Mr. Green would have faced in the general election was lifted, and the 4 to 1 ratio for matching funds was increased to 5 to 1, but the amount he could accept from each donor remained capped at $4,500, so he had to continue finding new contributors up to the end of the campaign.

But fund-raisers say that finding well-heeled contributors and foundations to fill the void is becoming harder and harder.

And what about selling ads? "I would never say never, but no," says Lisa Seitz Gruwell, the foundation's chief revenue officer.Wikipedia's most pressing difficulty is finding and keeping contributors, says Phoebe Ayers, who sits on the foundation's board.

Historian Gillian Thomas investigated the role of women in Encyclopaedia Britannica, finding that as contributors, women were relegated to matters of 'social and purely feminine affairs' and as subjects, women were often little more than addenda to male biographies (e.g., Marie Curie as the wife of Pierre Curie) [11].

Carving out necessary funds from today's limited civic budgets is already difficult, but finding sponsors and contributors to build a park with the necessary ADA-enhanced equipment is almost impossible.