Sentence examples for editorial value from inspiring English sources

Destroying the editorial value of an editorial product could be commended only in an asylum.

It's a crude tool as far as editorial value goes, but one Backstage hack weighs 'what the BBC want us to read versus 'what we are actually reading'.

This editor could have turned in any direction for eager respondents for this question, but she saw editorial value in the opinion of an engineer from MIT.

There's no denying the power and editorial value of this material that just isn't matched by the professional footage of the outside of the tube station, no matter how much better quality and less wobbly it is.

They are very exhaustive and they add great editorial value.

The overall editorial value of any material must be considered, rather than simply its pictorial impact.

Editorial values absolutely come first".

"We have never compromised our editorial values.

The editorial values of the Economist will continue to be overseen by its four independent trustees.

She knew she was testing boundaries but I didn't feel BBC editorial values were compromised.

She also said she believed "Mr Clarkson's behaviour fell well below BBC's editorial values and standards".