Sentence examples for editing much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Michaels was an anomaly in modern journalism, an editor at a major publication who insisted on personally editing much of what it published.

From an online support group I've picked up some workarounds, like purging the program's cache memory before doing any hand editing, much like a dentist injecting novocaine prior to yanking a tooth.

Until this week, USDA's stance on the CRISPR-Cas9 system, which allows gene editing much more quickly and easily than in the past, was unclear.

Substitutions of Tyr59 affect tRNA-independent editing much less significantly (2-fold) than tRNA-dependent editing (10-fold) (Table 1).

Our studies demonstrated an essential role of ADAR1 in ISC survival and maintenance, and intestinal homeostasis, likely requiring RNA editing much like other systems.

In the current publishing climate, could he perhaps be writing – or being edited – much too fast?

Furthermore, it will expect more staff members to produce, record and edit much of their own material.

In the real world where I live, I can type and edit much faster on a Blackberry.

After participating in the abortive November 1923 Munich (Beer Hall) Putsch, he escaped to Austria but returned voluntarily to Landsberg prison, where he took down and edited much of Hitler's dictation for Mein Kampf.

But because digital images could be transmitted and edited much more quickly, by decade's end nearly all newspapers and magazines had transitioned to a digital workflow process, and their photographers were using digital cameras designed for professionals.

What struck me, on listening to the edit (much more was said in the studio than was broadcast), was the impossibility of relaying the complexity of the Sun's story in 40 minutes.