Sentence examples for leading editor from inspiring English sources

"It is our next frontier," says a leading editor.

Newspaper sales will slump by a fifth, says a leading editor.

Human-rights campaigners, opposition politicians and journalists are often harassed; a leading editor, Deyda Hydara, was shot dead in 2004.

The rapidly shifting men's magazine market Stateside will be familiar for the leading editor of the post-Loaded era.

As a leading editor, and head of the Moscow Journalists Union, Gusev meets regularly with Putin on an off-the-record basis.

LANIGAN--Thomas L. A leading editor in chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular biology died on Sunday, September 24, 2006 in Passaic, New Jersey.

CAIRO — With the presidents of Egypt and Tunisia tumbling and much of the region churning this past February, Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz, the veteran Saudi interior minister who is expected to be elevated to crown prince this week, swept into a private Riyadh home where he had summoned leading editors and columnists to dinner.

Coming on top of Erdoğan's controversial military crackdown on Kurdish areas in the east and south-east of the country, newspaper and other media closures, prosecutions of leading editors and journalists, and his recent remarks urging Muslim women to forsake careers and have more children, the new law may result in a permanent freezing of Turkey's already mostly moribund EU accession talks.

Writers attending my panel are invited to give a brief "elevator pitch" of their book proposals to the panel, which includes leading editors, literary agents, and other publishing-world experts.

So he decided to get rid of his leading editors, and did so in such a crude way that everyone else felt obliged to leave with them.

And in journalism the tide may be starting to turn; in the mid-80s more than 90% of leading editors had attended either private or grammar schools.