Sentence examples for having editorial from inspiring English sources

"It ended up being a bunch of judges having editorial control over what I said.

Besides selling banner displays and short ads that play before its videos, Vice offers its advertisers the option of funding an entire project in exchange for being listed as co-creator and having editorial input.

On travel blogging's fine line: Not booking rooms from my site probably wasn't the best business decision, but bloggers already have a really bad rap for not having editorial integrity.

He contended that the increasing use of subpoenas to pressure reporters to identify sources created incentive for would-be leakers to send material to a group like WikiLeaks rather than to a traditional news organization subject to American law and having editorial controls and experience in news judgment.

Could that rarity prove to be a barrier to this service's acceptance among a group that prides itself on having editorial know-how and an awareness of its readers?

Having editorial, UX and development eyes on the script as it develops will help to iron out any problems as they arise, and given the observation that good VUI design happens in the intersection between those skillsets, it's very helpful for authorship of a script to be shared between people who combine those skills.

Because if we're all agreeing with each other, what's the point of having editorials?

I think the first-order question is, what's the point of having editorials?

"Newspapers have editorial boards.

Readers can have editorial disagreements with newspapers.

We didn't have editorial interference.