Sentence examples for persistent editor from inspiring English sources

Under this tough, smart and persistent editor, the Sunday Times ran its legendary campaign in the late 60s and early 70s to uncover the truth about thalidomide, the morning sickness drug given 10 years previously to pregnant women, causing their children to be born with malformed limbs.

But what happens when cases of usage arise that could stump even the most persistent editors?

"Readers and writers being vocal and persistent have made editors take a hard look at those pie charts and tried to do better," said Weiner.

The article does not mention the persistent efforts of Chinese editors and publishers, including Sanlian Publishing House, to push the censorship boundaries further for their books and for the sake of a more open Chinese society.

I've not been able to broach the subject with Robert Caro (12 years on LBJ) or the all-time champ, Nancy Milford (23 years on Edna St. Vincent Millay), but I did get some excellent advice from David McCullough (ten years on Harry Truman) on how to deal with those most persistent questioners, one's editors.

Dear Editor, New daily persistent headache (NDPH) was first described by Vanast [1] in 1986 as a benign form of chronic daily headache (CDH).

Needham was a permanent member of the International Advisory Board for the annual dioxin meetings and was editor of Chemosphere: Persistent Organic Pollutants and Dioxins.

A persistent criticism is that the editors have, at times, failed to be sufficiently aggressive and allowed the introduction to basic NKT biology to be repeated by several contributors.

There are persistent rumors that Digg now employs editors to review upcoming stories before they are promoted, to increase quality.

Be persistent in submitting your book pitch to editors.

But there are persistent submissions that the staff has chosen to ignore, said the editor of Ask Yahoo, Nancy Hubbard.