Sentence examples for edition concerned from inspiring English sources

To review: last year's edition concerned the disappearance of a boy named Will Noah Schnappp) to the Upside Down, a parallel dimension featuring rotted landscapes and a murky atmosphere that somehow feels like ectoplasmic embryonic fluid.

The book, as Schlesinger wrote in the foreword to the first edition, in 1973, concerned a "shift in the constitutional balance" of power — chiefly, in foreign affairs — from Congress to the Presidency over an extended period of time.

My most significant exception concerned the edition: I do not like hardcover books.

The third edition was reviewed favorably in Lemur News; the reviewer praised the expanded content of the book, but was concerned that the edition was not as portable as its predecessors.

Nonetheless, as the newsmagazine Der Spiegel reported Sunday in its online edition, some German politicians are concerned about the location of Obama's speech.

In early 2013 Preussler was at the centre of a controversy concerning the appearance of words such as neger (Negro) in Die kleine Hexe; although these words were commonly used at the time of the book's original publication, their removal from modern editions (after pressure from readers concerned about the use of such racially charged terms) triggered public debate over censorship.

There are even two limited "Toxic Waste" editions for anybody who's concerned that other people don't believe they're successful enough to own a pair of $70 toys.

We report here our results on the DREAM4 edition of this competition, where one challenge concerned in silico regulatory network inference [25].

The first edition was published anonymously, possibly because Hebel was concerned about getting a rustic image.

The newspaper's front page may change between editions, but as far as the reader is concerned it is fixed.

ROBOBOOM -- People concerned with population growth might be alarmed by the new edition of the Handbook of Industrial Robotics.