Sentence examples for editing standards from inspiring English sources

T has different editing standards from the rest of the newspaper.

Like she? Mistakes like this, still uncorrected on the paper's Web site, make readers wonder whether editing standards are crumbling under the demands of the 24/7 news cycle.

There is one key aspect of transparency that I failed to fully explore as public editor: The Times's willingness to put its reporting and editing standards in writing exceeds that of many newspapers.

This week, we're starting on a down-note - but one which a) tickled me for its no-holds-barred dedication to pedantry and b) taps into a discussion on editing standards going on on Rick Gekoski's blog.

Now, I believe, if they want to preserve the illusion of a conversation, they should publish with each column a brief description of the editing standards: the order of questions may be changed, information may be added for clarity, and the transcript has been boiled down without indicating where material has been removed.

A19 Panel Finds Errors at Paper A panel of independent journalists retained by USA Today has concluded that shoddy editing standards, fissures in newsroom communication and a "corrosive" atmosphere of fear allowed the newspaper's former star foreign correspondent to fabricate and plagiarize articles.

Edward Bliss Jr., a retired CBS News executive whose writing and editing set standards at the network in the 1940's, 50's and 60's, died on Monday in Washington.

"That was an edit by standards and practices," Mr. Kelley said, referring to the company's censors, who did not want to use real names.

It is true that printed textbooks have quality insurance through editing as standard but it is up to ebook publishers to compete with them.

Another analyst got a dressing-down for publishing a report without first submitting it to EMC for editing (the standard practice)–even though the report said good things.

"We were working with grainy Super 16mm film, editing in standard definition.