Sentence examples for edited one from inspiring English sources

This past spring, for example, when the Environmental Protection Agency was drafting a report on the general state of the environment, the White House edited — one might as well say censored — the section on climate, deleting references to a 1999 study that showed anomalously steep increases in global temperatures during the previous decade.

A carefully edited one, to be sure.

But it is the first time that he has edited one.

He edited one, Biochemistry, for the American Chemical Society from 1961 to 1991.

It is less than scrupulously edited ("One learns from their environs, particularly when it comes to the priorities").

A life lived via social media is a highly edited one: look at me, cropped, retouched, looking better than ever!

It has been criticized as prolix, carelessly edited, one-sided, sometimes credulous, but it is factually detailed and preserves much firsthand material on the English Reformation unobtainable elsewhere.

Fischer sent a man back to the print shop to strike the words, but a few hundred flyers had already been printed and may have been distributed along with the edited ones.

She posted the edited one-minute clip to several popular Internet video hosting services by the following Monday.

Entire chunks of time are missing from the footage -- even from the supposedly full, "unedited" videos that the Center released along with the more heavily edited ones.

Based on our data, the target genes of unedited miRNAs are largely different from that of edited ones.