Sentences with phrase «need of a good editor»

You, sir, are in dire need of a good editor.

Caleb, as true as it is that many self - published books are in need of a good editor, your comment stands as a warning about the dangers of a bad editor.

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While the latter have no «business as usual» stamp, since the war colored almost everything those years, one senses that the editors were saying: life must go on; faith needs nurture; the subtleties of life matter; there are trenches in America as well as on the front lines.

My parishioners expect to see my name at the end of letters to the editor on U.S. foreign policy and local social needs, but they also expect me to pop in to visit them, whether they are sick or well.

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«A better understanding of the underlying factors contributing to the racial / ethnic differences in breastfeeding is needed to develop specific interventions for addressing the differences,» the MMWR editors noted in an accompanying comment.

«The goal of the BCS was to understand better the distribution and conservation needs of Bornean cats and small carnivores and subsequently, to enable targeted conservation efforts to those carnivores which are most threatened,» said Dr. Andreas Wilting, scientist at the IZW and lead editor of this supplement.

«This clarification gives Internet service providers the leeway they need to maintain healthy networks,» argue the editors, «as well as plenty of incentive to invest in advanced network infrastructure for those customers willing to pay for ultrahigh - speed service.»

May it serve as a warning not only to policymakers, but also to researchers, clinicians, peer reviewers, journal editors, and journalists of the need to consider the harm to scientific credibility and public health when dealing with studies funded by food companies with vested interests in the results — and to find better ways to fund such studies and to prevent, disclose and manage potentially conflicted interests,» writes Marion Nestle, Ph.D., M.P.H., of New York University, in a related commentary.

She is assistant editor of the Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine, the official journal of the Academy of Spinal Cord Injury Professionals, and communications manager at Kessler Foundation, which conducts rehabilitation research that addresses the physical and cognitive needs of people with disabilities, as well as obstacles to employment.

You regularly read through articles by your favorite beauty editors, covering everything from the best skin care routine for your skin type to the type of foundation you need for long - lasting coverage.

Our editors have carefully reviewed and picked the top five of the best senior dating sites for you to choose a perfect one based on your need and capability.

Here are the top social network sites that you need to know 8 Best Dating Sites for Women As the editor - in - chief of, I oversee content strategy, social media engagement, and media opportunities.

Well, this ended - up taking more than an hour, which angered many of the critics who were there, including Phillips, because they needed to get their reviews into their editors by Midnight in order to make tomorrow's paper.

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Despite the best efforts of an impressive cast, Nostalgia comes off as an occasionally affecting personal essay in need of an editor.

He or she needs the backing of a bold editor and a publisher who is willing to take a risk for the public good.

For video, a basic video editor will probably fulfill most of your needs, and the YouTube Editor is a surprisingly good choice for simple editing editor will probably fulfill most of your needs, and the YouTube Editor is a surprisingly good choice for simple editing Editor is a surprisingly good choice for simple editing tasks.

In order to delve a little further into how much, if any, the modern paradigm has changed, as well as enquiring about how schools should select the best photographer for their needs Education Matters Editor, Campbell Phillips talked to the Owner and Managing Director of Photo Hendriks, Western Australia's longest - serving school photography company.

As Education Next editor Frederick Hess and I explain in a forthcoming book about learning science, technology, and education leadership, to make the best use of data we need to take a «learning engineering» approach.

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«It sports the best navigation system graphics out of all vehicles tested,» opined online editor Ed Tahaney, while features editor Rory Jurnecka noted, «if you can only have one car to do it all and need four doors, the A4 is an excellent choice.

Factoring in the need for every editor to occasionally wind up Stuttgart's newest music box, the staff did quite well, consistently returning to the parking deck with a fuel economy rating of about 23 mpg (10.2 L / 100 km).

Well, it sounds like you need a hatchback and our team of editors decided to put together a list of the best hatchbacks you can buy in the United States today.

ASSOCIATE WEST COAST EDITOR BLAKE Z. RONG: There's no really polite way to put this, but the last Chrysler 200 was about as well - received as tuberculosis — a perennial «Worst Cars» standby, as substantial as a tower of Jell - O, a car reviewers sunk their teeth into with glee whenever they needed to pick on something.

DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: I thoroughly enjoy the regular Mini Cooper S, so I had high hopes for this 2011 Mini Cooper S Countryman All4, thinking that it would better serve the needs of folks like...

SENIOR ROAD TEST EDITOR NATALIE NEFF: I feel I do enough DIY sort of stuff that would warrant a pickup sitting in the drive, but I can't imagine ever needing anything more than a quarter - ton (or, better, my recently memorialized Ranger).

DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: I thoroughly enjoy the regular Mini Cooper S, so I had high hopes for this 2011 Mini Cooper S Countryman All4, thinking that it would better serve the needs of folks like me with little kids and big dogs.

EDITOR WES RAYNAL: The thing I probably like best about the Charger SRT8, besides the power of course, is that it can be both a fun car you can throw around some (little body roll, quick shifts, great brakes) and a docile cruiser if that's what your mood needs.

Once you've gone through many drafts of your story, you'll need an editor — someone who'll be able to adjust your writing to a way that makes sense to the reader, as well as ironing out any grammatical mistakes along the way.

Scout did a good job of vetting out the wheat from the chaff, because you needed a good editor and solid cover art to even stand a chance in winning.

They have a group of profoundly experienced and productive scholars, editors, editors and specialists who guarantee to give the best written work services to fulfilling everything your needs and prerequisites.

As far as publishing goes, the main thing, I think, self - publishers need to understand after all the other jazz about writing well and using the services of a professional editor, is that being a self - publisher means they've gone into business as publishers — even if just one time for their own book.

That is one of my beefs with this explosion of self - pubs — and again for those who want to claim that I hate self - pubs, I don't, never have, some of my best friends are very talented self pubs and I can name you a half dozen who do very well as self - pubs and whom I admire a lot — is that the majority are dumping their works on the public and expecting the public to tell them whether they're good, i.e. if their works have any quality or should be taken back to the drawing board or need a few editors and proofreaders to take a pencil through it.

I have discovered that a good author realises the value of an editor without needing to have it pointed out to him / her.

Most authors recommend using a professional editor in order to make your book the best it can be, but the cost will depend on the level of your writing, how long the book is, how much editing it needs and the editor you choose.

But my current publishing team of beta readers and editors are also so good at finding what I need to fix that I appreciate the push — and the opportunity — to make my stories better.

The editors need to do better outreach, here, and a LOT of annotating, since many who call themselves «experts» are NOT; I know vetting is something these editors say they have been doing, so let's see the results.

Hudson during his address focused on the relevance of traditional publishers, arguing even well - known self - published authors such as Joe Konrath and Stephen Leather needed to use editors.

There are many attributes a good editor needs, and probably number one on the list is a lack of arrogance.

You might get away with two minutes, but an eight - minute trailer needs the eyes and ears of a good editor, no matter how famous the author.

(If you are going to a conference to talk to an agent when an editor has appointments as well right beside the agent, you really need to start drinking in hopes of growing brain cells.)

We provide written no - cost / no - obligation quotes based on careful consideration of your manuscript's needs and the program (s), service (s), and editor (s) that best fit what you're trying to accomplish.

I asked Reedsy CEO Emmanuel Nataf on what prompted him to launch this new project and what his long - term goals are «There's two reasons: 1) to provide guidance: essentially Reedsy becomes more powerful when we can help authors through the entire process of publishing a book (you need to know that you need an editor to start looking for one) and 2) to create better quality books: Reedsy Learning enables authors to learn from industry experts (see available courses).

Orna Ross, director of The Alliance of Independent Authors (Alli), says... Every author needs a good editor, which could come at a cost of # 1,000.

ALLi's Orna Ross featured in a BBC Business article about the costs of self - publishing — and why every author needs a good editor.

Self - published authors can hire freelance editors to comb their books for typos and grammatical mistakes, but when it comes to structural editing — telling the author the third quarter of a novel is too windy or insisting that the current ending needs to be tossed out entirely and redone, things no writer likes to hear but some writers need to — an editor - for - hire is much less motivated to displease her client even when demanding major rewrites would make for a better book.

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».

We've talked about knowing what kind of editor we need, how we can identify a good editor, how we can evaluate sample edits, and how we each need -LSB-...]