Sentence examples for In the latest revised from inspiring English sources

That seems to be what it took for the editors of the Concise Oxford Dictionary to give the S.M.S. shorthand system its own appendix in the latest revised edition, released last week.

In the latest revised edition of the companion, Ms. Drabble forthrightly includes herself.

According to the latest revised definition, MI arising in connection with CABG ("Category 5") is arbitrarily determined by a 10-fold increase in cardiac-specific enzymes during the first 48 hours along with ECG signs of necrosis or displaying a coronary occlusion/contractility disorder [ 7, 8].

Back in December, tomorrow's date, 7 February, was named as the latest revised opening night.

Even with the latest revised "the sky is falling" estimates, the deficit would still be only 2.6percentt of G.N.P. in 1990 and 1.5percentt in 1991.

The latest revised data from the Office for National Statistics found the economy contracted by 0.5% during the quarter between April and June - less than the 0.7% it announced in July.

The latest revised OBR deficit now puts the figure at £108bn.

This Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case of Trump v. Hawaii, about the Administration's latest revised order.

In the latest Genome Guidelines revised in 2013, ERCs play a more crucial role in several key decisions on the scope of informed consent, the use of existing samples and the return of research results to sample donors.

The National Association of Realtors said last week that sales of single-family houses, town houses, condos and co-ops in November rose to 4.42 million, their highest level in 10 months, according to its latest revised data.

When President Gorbachev issued his latest revised central economic plan in December, Mr. Popov denounced it in farcical terms as comparable to the Government Agricultural Ministry's attempts to dictate each year's egg production to each of the nation's hens.