Sentence examples for issues edited by from inspiring English sources

This second edition of Emerging Infectious Diseases Trendss and Issues, edited by F.R. Lashley and J.D. Durham, appearing 5 years after the first edition, has added several important diseases such as severe acute respiratory syndrome, avian influenza, and monkeypox.

The first eight issues, edited by Harold Hersey, were a mixture of adventure and weird stories.

The journal Critical Asian Studies (CAS) has recently published two special issues edited by Christine Hong and Hazel Smith that provide some much-needed reflection on the issue of human rights in Northeast Asia.

Therefore, I urge you to read Domestic Violence, Abuse, and Child Custody: Legal Strategies and Policy Issues, edited by Dr. Mo Therese Hannah and Barry Goldstein and just published this week.

Moorcock's Elric of Melniboné series, about a sword and sorcery anti-hero, began with "The Dreaming City" in the June 1961 Science Fantasy, and Moorcock appeared frequently thereafter: he had either a story or an essay (and sometimes both) in all but four of the remaining issues edited by Carnell.

Past examples of this approach have yielded special issues on the evolution of the eye (our complexity issue) guest-edited by Dr. T. Ryan Gregory, the transitional fossils issue edited by Dr. Donald Prothero, and an issue dedicated to evolution education guest-edited by Dr. Kristin Jenkins of the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center.

(This comment appears in the first issue edited by Robert Gottlieb after the retirement of long-time editor William Shawn).

The first issue, edited by Ming Lin — who initiated the project, and who recently completed a graduate program in anthropology and art history at McGill University — is out now.

By Robert Gottlieb The New Yorker, March 2 , 1987P. 23 (This comment appears in the first issue edited by Robert Gottlieb after the retirement of long-time editor William Shawn).

An Oz issue edited by school children was prosecuted under the Obscene Publications Act in 1971; particular offence was caused by a cartoon of a sexually active Rupert Bear.

They were prosecuted under the Obscene Publications Act for The Schoolkids Issue, edited by teenagers and including an erotic fantasy about Rupert Bear.