Sentence examples for journal managing from inspiring English sources

It expressed mere dismay when Marcus Brauchli was ushered out as The Wall Street Journal managing editor shortly after News Corporation's takeover.

In the late 1930's and the 40's, Mr. Tebbel was a reporter at The Detroit Free Press, a writer and editor at The Providence Journal, managing editor of The American Mercury and a book editor at E.P. Dutton.

In the space of 6 months I have got to grips with running and revamping a journal, managing a newsletter, and all the while keeping an eye on any relevant science communication and PR issues.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, managing director Tod Francis said the firm will stay focused on Series A and Series B funding, rather than chasing later-stage deals with hot companies: "There is a bifurcation in the market there's rocket-ship hot companies and there's everyone else.

After years of resistance, Murdoch decided to break up the company, in part, so the newspapers could draw on a more supportive group of investors and a dedicated management team, headed by former Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson.

This has prompted some peculiar exchanges - including a surreal interview between Fox's prime-time host Neil Cavuto and a former Wall Street Journal managing editor, Norman Pearlstine.

The Wall Street Journal managed to squeak in at the end with a story at the end.

The Wall Street Journal managed to get Macy's on the record saying Google has approached them regarding such a partnership.

Welcome to this first issue of Forest Ecosystems, a peer-reviewed, international Open Access journal managed and financed by the Beijing Forestry University, and published in cooperation with SpringerOpen.

The journal managed raising its impact factor from 2.747 to 3.637 and herewith achieving the best result in the history of EAPCN.

However, what has been missing until now is a genuinely broad spectrum OA journal managed by plant scientists for plant scientists and one not driven primarily by commercial ambition.