Sentence examples for writing responsibilities from inspiring English sources
J.J. Abrams, who is directing the movie, and the Lucasfilm veteran Lawrence Kasdan ("Raiders of the Lost Ark," "Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back" and "Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi") have taken over the writing responsibilities.
Early in 2010, when Finch fell behind on art duties (due to his writing responsibilities getting in the way), he tapped Fabok to fill in for him on two issues of Superman/Batman.
As my readership and writing responsibilities have grown over the years, I have faithfully stuck to my designated hands-free times, and now it has become a habit -- "OK, time to turn things off".
Consider taking on more writing responsibilities at work.
… Now, the primary writing responsibility [of the master course syllabus] typically goes to the instructor that will teach the course.
LNG, investigator, developed study concept and primary design, developed research questions, developed intervention and model, assumed primary conceptual development and writing responsibility of manuscript.
LNG, principal investigator, developed study concept and design, developed research questions, developed intervention and model, oversaw scientific integrity and interpretation of data, and assumed primary conceptual development and writing responsibility of manuscript.
SH - is the study's qualitative core lead; she designed the methodological and analytic strategy for the focus groups; facilitated the focus groups at one site; led the data analysis, and had principal writing responsibility for this manuscript.
For the first time, he is sharing song-writing responsibilities with Chris Palladino, the keyboard player.
Kayhan's arch-conservative editor in chief, Hossein Shariatmadari, long regarded as one of Khamenei's closest confidants in the media, has recently turned over editorial-writing responsibilities to an associate, Mohammad Imani.
Because media reporting has a large impact on the public's perception of mental illness and can be fraught with tough language choices, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) put together a rubric to help journalists write responsibility about mental illness and suicide.
