Sentence examples for most subsequent editors from inspiring English sources

Cyril Connolly, in The Modern Movement (1965), followed Greene by referring to Ford's "war trilogy" (though, far from newly appreciating it as such, he patronisingly dismissed the whole book); but most subsequent editors have chosen to view it as a quartet rather than trilogy.

Most subsequent mathematical works refer to them.

But Finke's subsequent editors grew increasingly frustrated.

Along with subsequent editors Mary was frequently questioned about the need for a women's page.

Many subsequent editors have described his ownership in far more generous terms.

This is the raw material on which all subsequent editors have had to draw.

But most subsequent studies found that the effect was only a modest one.

by most subsequent taxonomists.

For the author and any subsequent editors, the wiki provides a version control system, ensuring that any subsequent edits, deletions, or moves are preserved for provenance.

A subsequent editor, James Brown, resigned after a row over a feature that included Field Marshal Rommel in a list of the 200 most stylish men of the 20th century.

A subsequent editor, in the 1950s, coined the word numeracy, to describe a quality he valued.