Sentence examples for factual editing from inspiring English sources

Human Planet's Arctic episode won the factual editing and photography prizes.

The Arctic episode of Human Planet won prizes for factual editing and photography.

Jason Savage won the prize for factual editing for his work on the Arctic episode, which also won the photography award for Will Edwards, Doug Allan, Matt Norman.

"In one case my factual edits were removed within 60 seconds - so editing Wikipedia is no longer a viable approach". Among his criticisms listed on Conservapedia, Mr Schlafly explains how many Wikipedia articles often use British spelling instead of American English and says that it "refuses" to give enough credit to Christianity for the Renaissance.

In one case my factual edits were removed within 60 seconds—so editing Wikipedia is no longer a viable approach".

That is not to say that controversies do not arise all the time about factual inaccuracies, edit wars, and companies trying to conduct PR campaigns by changing their Wikipedia entries.

The latest version covers: grammar and punctuation; word usage; advice on writing and editing; factual information; and Guardian values – how writing should reflect the newspaper's traditions of tolerance and fairness.

ITV's Broadchurch and Channel 4's Educating Yorkshire were given prizes, respectively, for original music and editing: factual.

The advent of social networks has made every user a self-publisher with no editing, checking for factual accuracy and clearly with no accountability.

With an extensive background in UK and US film and television spanning 20 years, Leon specialises in editing documentaries and factual entertainment programmes for the BBC, Channel 4, Discovery and various other global TV productions.

The flatly factual journal (which Sabah has edited and published in a small edition), establishing Faÿ's connection to the Gestapo, proved to be even more damning than the polemical Sabah book.