Sentence examples for the editor rather from inspiring English sources

At 25 he was editor-in-chief of the "Nation", Nairobi's largest daily paper & at 27 he resigned feeling that being merely the editor, rather than the owner, restricted his decision-making authority.

Harry L. Langer New York, March 22, 2010 To the Editor: Rather than turn a blind eye, the United States government should simply purchase the region's entire poppy crop directly from its farmers.

Kenneth A. Margolis Chappaqua, N.Y., Aug. 16, 2010 To the Editor: Rather than cut Social Security benefits for those to whom they are essential, we should extend the payroll tax to the first $250,000 of income, beyond the current cap of $106,800.

Anca Romano Yorkville To the Editor: Rather than seeing the rusting float bridge as junk, I find it to be an unvarnished memorial to a time when this city was as noted for its brawn as it was for its brains.

Each of these examples is drawn from a letter to the editor rather than a letter from an author in reply.

A key contrast between reviews and research papers is that reviews tend to be commissioned (i.e., invited) by the editor rather than submitted like research papers.

It was unusual that the suit was directed against the editors, rather than the artists.

The decisions on the inclusion/deletion of the articles in the encyclopedia are adopted through the consensus among the editors, rather than imposed by a controlling institution.

Always use the advanced editor rather than the guided editor to do a Q&D merge.

Nevertheless, they are still thriving, and so with Motown the Musical opening, I was set the challenge of going to as many West End jukebox musicals as I could, and trying to work out – as the Guardian's music editor, rather than a theatre critic – the appeal.

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.