Sentence examples similar to short-term editor from inspiring English sources

Is this negative response just a very short-term response from editors who have gotten used to doing things the old way and don't want to change?

Mitsubishi offers the value it does because of the Japanese philosophy of managing for market share rather than short-term profit, said John McElroy, editor of Automotive Industries magazine in Detroit.

This not-for-profit company is a valuable learning tool but the students also hope to raise enough money from local advertisers to provide a few of them with their first paid jobs in journalism next summer – working short-term contracts as reporters and editors for ELL until they can hand the social enterprise over to next year's intake.

It "wouldn't be appropriate for somebody with a short-term goal," said Eric Jacobson, fixed-income editor at Morningstar, "but just about everyone else who is looking to build a bond portfolio could appropriately view this as a core holding".

She took some classes and did sporadic, short-term stints as a production aide and assistant editor on some low-budget films.

Adapted from "How Short-term Focus Contributes to Future Disasters," by the Editors, first published in the Negotiation newsletter.

"They are not concerned about short-term results, unlike listed public companies," says Andrew Berger, editor-in-chief of Walker's.

They shielded their editors and reporters from the pressures of advertisers and the short-term interests of public shareholders and Wall Street analysts.

My smart editors ask me: Why can't the Nats just do a short-term deal at high dollars with Harper?

To the editor: I read with disappointment the story that Airbnb was suing the City of San Francisco regarding compliance with short-term rental regulations.

Short-term interests converge.