Sentence examples for inexperienced editor from inspiring English sources
This was one of the first long pieces I edited, and I'll always remember how kind Frank McCourt was to a young, inexperienced editor, how much the fact-checker struggled in tracking down the dead in Limerick, and the moment I walked into a bookstore in SoHo to hear a reading from "Angela's Ashes" and I realized that this Frank McCourt was going to be huge.
This may have just been an inexperienced editor, but the same can happen if costly print journals are under pressure to maximise their profits, and it is not helping scientists and society at all.
Instead, he said, a profusion of inexperienced newspaper reporters and editors who are taking advantage of the opportunity to create a free press are quickly yielding to the temptation to accept payments from people who want articles written to their specifications.
Although views differ on who should use reporting guidelines, they can be and are used by a range of people in a variety of roles including: experienced and inexperienced authors, journals, publishers, journal editors and article reviewers (though not as a quality-assessment tool).
Journalists' salaries at The Industry Standard started below $50,000 for inexperienced reporters and ranged to $125,000 or more for top editors.
Butcher was hired as an assistant editor for his engineering background even though he was an inexperienced writer.
He has since undermined his editors by giving apparently unlimited power as editorial director to an inexperienced chancer whose previous employment was hiding behind trees to take sneak pictures of people on beaches.
Unlike the young and inexperienced Newman, Kluger had a contract with Knopf, and enclosed a letter from its editor-in-chief, Robert Gottlieb.
The problem was compounded when they hired an editor from Newsday to oversee the California section and staffed the local desk with relatively inexperienced reporters, who viewed local news as a path to Washington or overseas assignments.
Telegraph editors and reporters who have previously worked with interns and students are concerned about working with inexperienced staff.
