Sentence examples for of its editors from inspiring English sources

(N+1 was started with small sums from the pockets of its editors. It sells a few pages of advertisements in each issue and recently received a modest infusion of cash - some $8,000 from a fund-raiser).

One cannot help but be impressed from a perusal of this pamphlet with the conviction that it is the aim of its editors to encourage the people to make their memorials utilitarian.

(Pufendorf 2013, Seidler 2013) Indeed, it was largely through this work and those of its editors, commentators, and imitators, including Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling (1671 1729) and Johann Peter Lud[e]wig (1668 1743), that Pufendorf entered the 18th-century discourse about the relation of law, politics, and history, and stayed relevant as an international theorist.

I had lunch with one of its editors a short time ago and said, 'You know, it's the influence of the owners and editors on the press that is causing the trouble.' He said, 'The public take it from us, not you.' " "Like the medieval church," chips in Benn.

It will live or die based on the musical taste of its editors and how good or awful those playlists are.

(Full disclosure: I'm one of its editors).

The "poster", single-issue, front pages have become its trademark, the daily statement that, in the words of its editor, make it a "viewspaper".

There was always an air of good humor and celebration about the magazine, not least because it was an extension of its editor's personality.

Between 1955 and 1962, it lost nearly sixty thousand dollars; the combined salaries of its editor and its publisher, for that entire period, was eighteen thousand dollars.

The Mail is a rare national newspaper in that it is the embodiment of the values and views of its editor rather than its proprietor.

However, the assassination of its editor in 2008 revived concerns about freedom of the press.