Sentence examples for sound editorial from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, we could rely on traditional publishers to make sound editorial decisions to publish obscenity and gore, now anyone can do it.

Re the encouraging renewal of Long Island Sound ("Renewal in the Sound," editorial, April 22), two points, one hopeful, the other scary, need to be added.

Hypoxia won't be eliminated with technological fixes reducing nitrogen at New York City sewage treatment plants ("Restoring the Sound," editorial, Jan . 15.

12 October 2012 Entwistle said: "Despite our efforts to make clear our belief that the decision to drop the Newsnight investigation was taken properly for sound editorial reasons people have continued to speculate".

The Newsnight ad, published on the BBC's website, reads: "After a period of intense external and internal scrutiny and challenge Newsnight is looking for a tough, innovative and creative individual with sound editorial judgment to be the next editor".

Deal sites often restrict your choice based on their own financial considerations rather than on sound editorial judgment; if that wasn't the case, deal sites would highlight great restaurants that don't offer deals.

Every once in a while, I'd try for a position that sounded editorial-ish, but I wasn't counting on getting one.

It sounded like editorial overreach when I read how Eventbrite described it: "Burning Man meets Berlin meets Bushwick".

Then of course there are the conventions of the fashion show itself: lighting, sound, movement, photography, editorial rank and spectatorship.

"Those in Hurricane Sandy's path are fortunate that, for now, that ideology has not replaced sound policy," the editorial said.

This may sound like an editorial quibble, but it's the subtleties of design that give things their delightfully gendered persona.