Sentence examples for considering editions from inspiring English sources

Since then Evening Herald circulation has grown 3% to 88,000, and Independent is now considering editions in Latvian and Lithuanian.

If revenge is a dish best served cold, consider this edition of the game known as the world's largest outdoor cocktail party a four-hour ice bath.

Few filmmakers have devoted such microscopic attention to their images; it's no exaggeration to consider this edition the equivalent of a Brakhage monograph with nearly 350,000 stills.

Mr. Pearson is considering a tablet edition down the road if all goes well.

If your class is using a custom edition, consider buying the general edition.

Different survival outcomes based on the N stage (N0, N1, and N2) and the T stage (T1, T2, T3 and T4) were compared among the following 3 definitions of the N and T categories: A, 7th edition the TNM definition without considering EM; B, 7th edition the TNM definition with EM considered as a T factor (T3 or T4); C, 7th edition the TNM definition with EM considered a N factor (Table 3).

Might his executors consider a new edition, edited and introduced by a sympathetic expositor?That said, any reader of "Invariances" can gain from it a feel for the scope and tenor of Mr Nozick's thought.

Later, he said in a Webcast that he was considering starting a Hong Kong edition of Party.

Fox executives are already considering staging another special edition of celebrity boxing matches, perhaps as early as May, the next special ratings period known as sweeps month, which sets advertising rates.

This entire gimmick is so unnecessary and humiliating to watch; I don't know why it's still happening, especially considering that the College Edition gimmick has been quietly discontinued.

Presented with Mr. Tauranac's findings, Adam Lisberg, chief spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said the agency would consider amending future editions of the subway map, provided the changes did not distort its clarity.