Sentence examples for No edition from inspiring English sources

No edition has managed this since tournament expansions to 24 teams (1982-1994) or 32 teams (from 1998)," Vincent Lacey says, before providing the following impressive, lengthy breakdown.

No edition of the DSM, including the latest, recognizes a masochistic personality disorder.

For all that, there is no biography of Seamus Heaney, and no edition of his collected poems.

The German justice ministry has ruled that no edition of Mein Kampf can be published without the additional analytical context.

There is no edition of the Greek text of this important historian, who is known through the almost literal reproduction of his work by George Cedrinus.

But NBC officials said there would be no edition of "Meet the Press" on Tuesday if Mr. Gore was not on hand.

In the case of Hoffman's "doppelganger" story from 1814-16, there were no editions in print in the 1970s – and there aren't very many now.

Although no editions have been published, several articles contain extensive excerpts.

There were no editions of PM and The World Tonight on Radio 4 on Thursday, and Newsnight was not broadcast on BBC Two.

No editions of The New York Times were printed.

Following Thomas Williams's sentence of one year's hard labor for publishing The Age of Reason in 1797, no editions were sold openly in Britain until 1818 when Richard Carlile included it in an edition of Paine's complete works.