Sentence examples for potential editor from inspiring English sources

At The Times, Gove was successively comment editor, news editor and Saturday editor, a career pattern that suggests that he was being groomed as a potential editor.

We all love the tales of great authors who can't follow rules, whether it's Raymond Carver showing up wasted to an important meeting with a potential editor, Thomas Wolfe throwing tons of text at Maxwell Perkins and letting his poor editor sort it out, or one current well-known novelist who won't perform a reading without receiving a list of amenities that would make some rock stars blush.

Along with Rusbridger, Forgan urged potential editors not to indulge in any overt campaigning.

Ms. Meacham worried that potential editors would be skittish about her age and "think I had one foot in the grave," she said.

And, even more, it's important that Britain's other nationals look at their own recruitment and promotion practices to ensure they're not inadvertently denying opportunities to other potential editors of the future.

As I began to grow more apparently maternal, and after my husband and I publicly announced the pregnancy on my blog, the conversations with potential editors and employers grew more awkward.

Let us first assume that there is a system of N agents as potential editors for a collective medium.

Some Wikipedians say gender disparities in science, technology, engineering and math might make the coding and mark-up language sometimes involved in editing seem daunting to potential editors.

The Fund is ready to interview potential editors and reporters and also to start receiving proposals for investigative projects.

Potential editors can use the links to implement the revival of the dead wiki.

While pages could be created and rendered differently than wiki-markup, such a choice, more than likely, will confuse potential editors and the browsers displaying the coding.