1.   Critical editions are often more reliable versions of the text than original editions, since they will correct accidental errors or random editorial decisions in the original editions.

2.   We will do so knowing that whatever we do, whatever normal editorial decisions we make may be misinterpreted.

3.   And magazines routinely base editorial decisions on expected newsstand sales.

4.   At the magazine Frame, Syd has the title of assistant editor, but she spends more time fetching coffee and pastries for bosses than making major editorial decisions.

5.   Ballmer acknowledged, however, that there were important editorial decisions inherent in how and where news is displayed on a computer screen.

6.   A publisher, on the other hand, generally makes editorial decisions about the material it uses.

7.   But he has money and ambition, and he cares about how he looks, meaning he can make his most important editorial decisions by simply inhabiting the demographic.

8.   But Ms. Wintour insists that none of this influences her editorial decisions.

9.   Critics warn that by making editorial decisions over politically charged advertisements, these companies are setting a self-limiting precedent.

10.   Fallon said he went out of his way to avoid any editorial decisions involving those banks.