Sentence examples for multiple editors from inspiring English sources

I do not believe a great work of art has ever been created by communal consensus, let alone by multiple editors.

Editorial hierarchies will be simplified, Mr. Barber wrote, with an end to "octopus commissioning" under which reporters answer to multiple editors.

It also allows for lawsuits against both those who write comments and multiple editors for the content of the comments, which has led a dozen of the most independent sites to block reader feedback in recent weeks in protest.

Advice to aspiring authors generally includes the exhortation to develop a thick skin, to serve as a shield at numerous points during the writer's career: finding an agent, finding a publisher, dealing with multiple editors' notes and queries, absorbing churlish reviews, parrying readers' complaints and deflecting the idiocies of prize juries.

Still, the job turned into a blur of 14-hour days and 7-day work weeks, with multiple editors sorting through the footage, said Randy Phillips, a producer of the film and chief executive of AEG Live, which was promoting the London concerts.

Secondly, although Terapad allows for multiple editors within one blog, it doesn't allow for multiple blogs within one account.

Tower Bloxx is among the most decorated games you can get for your mobile phone, winning two Game of the Year Awards and multiple Editor's Choice awards!

Yes, it discussed a word-processing program with multiple-editor capabilities.

In fact, the discovery tended to confirm the evolutionary, multiple-editor view, while this enthusiasm treated textual evolution as if it took place by successive operations on a single physical text item.

Every one of those articles was vetted by multiple Guardian editors and journalists - not just me.

Democratic partisans have raised questions about only one of the stories - the only one that happened to be also published by the Washington Post (and presumably vetted by multiple Post editors and journalists) - in order to claim that an alleged inaccuracy in it means our journalism in general is discredited.