Sentence examples for editing mistake from inspiring English sources

Now a BBC Midlands Today presenter and Luton Town chairman, he remembers one editing mistake in which a white ball was cleared by a goalkeeper but viewers saw a brown one landing near the centre circle.

The New York Times also reported Tuesday that the Trump administration's move to reduce two key advisers' role on the National Security Council was essentially the result of an editing mistake.

And why would the leading conservative organ, Fox News, talk about everything but that -- Sharpton's rhetoric, NBC's editing mistake, what three wacko Black Panthers said in Philly, black-on-black crime etc. etc.? What about Bill Maher's observation to Charles Blow that "reverse racism is the new racism"?

The problem of editing mistakes within polyphonic music — in which more than one note sounds simultaneously, as it does in a fugue, or in songs by a barbershop quartet or a rock band — is much trickier.

This phenomenon is consistent with previous studies that conclude when raters rate without a rubric, they are highly influenced by grammar or editing mistakes (Read, Francis, & Robson 2005).

The yearbook passage is littered with editing mistakes, so it's unclear how closely school administrators reviewed it before publication.

When you do this, you ensure that you can always start over if you make editing mistakes.

This simple method minimizes the text in the edit page, so it will not confuse future editors and reduces the odds of editing mistakes.

It is human to err, so unless you are absolutely certain you will not make editing mistakes, please leave the "Mark my edits patrolled by default" box unchecked, so others can look over your edits and correct any errors or improve upon your edits.

For example, an editor could revert personal edit mistakes or someone else's.

Page 15, cys-editing should be written cis-editing (this mistake occurs 3 times in the text).