Sentence examples for earlier edition of from inspiring English sources

An earlier edition of The Economist noted that "the five states that emerged from the wreckage of Yugoslavia seem to like their leaders.

He said he had the idea of visiting The Independent after Mr Kelner had appeared as a guest on an earlier edition of his radio show.

Dr. Spock famously raised a stir when, in an earlier edition of his book, he advised parents to feed their children a vegan diet -- containing no meat, dairy or animal products.

Mr. Norris has for the most part simply expanded the entry from the earlier edition, of 1980, the first (after five editions of old Grove) to take Rachmaninoff at all seriously.

Central Synagogue, on Lexington Avenue, and an earlier edition of Temple Emanu-El, on Grand and Clinton Streets, had already opened; Eldridge, downtown, was defiantly grand, and insistently "Orthodox," a word that was already in use.

An earlier edition of the book, published in Britain in February, included details from other prewar British government documents, but it did not include the detail from the Jan . 30conversation.

His choices were so adroit, as was their execution, that even people who already owned earlier editions of those books were tempted to buy them again.

Earlier editions of the D.S.M., the Diagnostic Statistical Manual, which lists psychological disorders, listed how often a person might meet someone afflicted with this or that condition.

Other countries, like the Netherlands, were less diverse during earlier editions of the Olympic Games.

Most of the measured results, determined within an accuracy of 5%, are found to be in better agreement with HITRAN 2004 than with earlier editions of this database.

Therefore, in earlier editions of the Dialectica he had included another method, a methodus prudentiae, which, as he pointed out, was really no different from the one method.