Sentence examples for edition to a from inspiring English sources

You can do an upgrade but you cannot do an in-place downgrade from an Enterprise edition to a Home or Pro version.

Seyhan Hanna, Turkey The latest edition to a sleek fleet of gulets (classic Turkish sailing boats) Seyhan Hanna may be traditionally styled on the outside but she features many modern comforts on the inside.

I can understand the US edition to a degree but tbh I preferred the global strategy of previous years rather than this regional one which is being rolled out.

It does not mean rushing out a tribute edition to a woman before she is even dead!" During a press briefing earlier this week, sir Christopher Meyer, chairman of the PCC, reiterated the watchdog's general principle for accepting and dealing with complaints from third parties.

Barbie has long been popular, but she's been in the spotlight recently, from Mattel's controversial decision to partner with the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition, to a call from the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood for the Girl Scouts to end their partnership with the doll, to a crowd-sourcing fundraiser to market a realistically proportioned Barbie alternative.

One reader made a highly pertinent point for the modern Guardian: "At a time when you are shedding columnists and reducing the coverage of the paper, dedicating six pages of the already reduced edition to a football manager, as you have today [9 February], is likely to result in the dwindling number of those prepared to pay for the paper, one of whom I am (for the moment), diminish even further.

The article also referred incorrectly in some editions to a military consumer protection team.

An article on Tuesday about birth rates in Eastern Europe referred incorrectly in some editions to a new Romanian abortion law.

It said the newspaper had switched its emphasis from largely autonomous local editions to a broader regional strategy.

[C8.] Journal Shrinks Foreign Editions The Wall Street Journal plans to convert its money-losing European and Asian editions to a tabloid format in October.

An article on Wednesday about management changes at Bank of America referred incompletely in some editions to a job change involving Charles Noski, a former chief financial officer.