Sentence examples for editing times from inspiring English sources

First, there is the economic argument: Longer papers mean more pages, which mean longer editing times and greater production and distribution costs.

Lovell has since been editing Times stories and working on special projects across several desks, from sports to investigative.

We omitted the letters of the alphabet, even though they are sometimes included in WVT, in order to reduce the recording and editing times.

There are Spy alums editing Time, Playboy and Fortune.

However, the hidden costs of radiologists' editing time is usually not included in the cost-benefit calculation [3].

Nobody edits Times reporters on Twitter, and its prevailing style — fast, chatty, personal — can lull a user into opening up far too much.

Karl and Archie land their punches, all right, although the match is sculpted, edited, time-compressed and slo-moed.

It means all your editing time can be spent on tweaking the gameplay rather than the backdrop.

The editing time was also limited and therefore neither terminology nor units have been completely standardized.

Construction of these models entails a high investment in editing time, but once created they can be a permanent educational resource.

That editing time allows you to play with new ideas.