Sentences with phrase «editor about any concern you have»

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KNOX»S TRANSLATION Dear Father Editor, It was with particular interest that I read the comments by Mgr.Cormac Burke (letters, Jan. 2008) concerning the Knox translation of the Bible, because I had been wondering about the advantages and disadvantages of continuing to use «thou» and «thine».

Choosing Safe Food Containers - Letter to The New York Times» editor from Lynn Bragg, May 9, 2012 Concerns about the use of bisphenol - A, commonly known as BPA, have been raised by scientists and regulators for many years.

Elinor Tatum, publisher and editor - in - chief of The Amsterdam News, (the nation's oldest continuously published black newspaper), has given voice to a concern I've heard a lot of worried murmurs about in Democratic circles: That black voters won't come out to vote for Andrew Cuomo.

She stated that she has notified the editors of Retrovirology about her concerns.

* Update: A commenter on this story notes that he and additional editors of Scientific Reports have sent NPG a letter detailing concerns about the new peer - review approach.

Last week, we reported that the editor in chief of a Wiley journal, Land Degradation & Development, has temporarily stepped down while the journal investigated similar concerns about why the journal's impact factor had jumped dramatically recently.

Whether you're concerned about texture, dryness, shine, or volume, our editor's picks from industry favorites like Ouai, Rodin, and David Mallet have got you covered.

Your editor has spent way too much time already tearing apart Rick Hess» and Michael Petrilli's this week's piece accusing fellow school reformers of race - baiting for raising concerns about efforts by congressional Republican powers John Kline and Lamar Alexander to eviscerate the No Child Left Behind Act's accountability provisions.

While your editor has some skeptical thoughts on this matter, Miller offers a compelling argument for being concerned about its role in spurring the nation's education crisis.

Authors in classes I've taught recently and others who have consulted me as a developmental editor have been seriously concerned about crossing forbidden boundaries that might offend the gatekeepers who stand in their way.

The dramatic change to the publishing landscape brought about by the mushrooming of self - publishing has led to concerns, with the editor of publishing news site Good e-Reader, Michael Kozlowski, saying there needs to be a debate around what constitutes being an author, because «calling everyone authors who put words on a document and submits them to the public devalues the word so much, it makes it meaningless».

A professional editor can help iron out those kinds of wrinkles in your writing, and more — but I honestly wouldn't be too concerned about them if you can write things like `... the disapproving glower...» I'd say your grasp of English is very good!

Deb Aoki had a Q&A session JuYoun Lee, the Senior Editor about the changes in the magazine and some readers concerns.

[Editor's Note: If you do have any concerns about cutting too much or a bleed that won't stop, contact your veterinarian right away.]

«Going to the Whitney Museum Retrospective [of Gordon Matta - Clark, editor's note] which was really kind of interesting because I saw a lot of people which I hadn't seen for twenty years and so they basically say to me «So what are you doing now» because ultimately they don't know anything about digital art they don't know anything about new media as far as they are concerned you know I stopped, they haven't seen me in 25 years they don't know I exist.

I've submitted concerns about the paper's coverage of global warming to the Public Editor at least twice (if my memory is correct) in the recent couple of months, and I haven't heard or seen anything about the matter in his pieces in the paper.

About this lack of correction by the authors — if it happens again with the same bunch, just indicate your concerns directly to the journal's editor (but you've probably already thought of that).

Derek Thompson, an editor at Atlantic Business, has published an interesting Q&A with Julian Wong, a China expert at the Center for American Progress, who notes that China's motivation is all about energy security and competitiveness, with climate concerns limited to its eagerness to be perceived as cooperative.

Woods has expressed concern about Hoax to Eric Eich, editor of Psychological Science, who suggested that Woods submit a comment.

Since Bradley is involved in all five incidents, if his concern is about plagiarism, as opposed to exacting revenge on someone who had the temerity to criticize MBH, then he should be filing complaints against the authors and editors of the Oxford Companion to Global Change (Larry Peterson, David Cuff, Goudie), the authors and editors of the Climate Change Study Guide and Enviropedia (Joe Buchdahl and others) and the coauthors of Luterbacher et al 2010: Jürg Luterbacher, Elena Xoplaki, Marcel Küttel, Eduardo Zorita, Jesus Fidel González - Rouco, Phil D. Jones, Marco Stössel, This Rutishauser, Heinz Wanner, Joanna Wibig, and Rajmund Przybylak.

Editor's Note (11/3/17): Amazon is rolling out an update to the Echo to address concerns we and others had about the audio quality.

Concerns about China's slowing economy need to be balanced against the fact that the country's services sector, including financial services, has now become its engine of growth,» notes Duncan Innes - Ker, Regional Editor for Asia at The Economist Intelligence Unit.

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