Sentence examples for improved editions from inspiring English sources

Most of this participation was through his continued writing, producing a flood of new or revised editions of patristic texts, classical authors, improved editions of the New Testament, and a series of Paraphrases on the books of the New Testament that restated the scriptural message (as he understood it) in his own words.

I curse the fact that my competitors are constantly putting out new, improved editions that threaten my market share.

Several steadily improved editions of the model have been released.

Although expensive, marked-up corpora are reusable and through collaboration and shared standards it is possible to aggregate them into larger datasets that function as improved editions as well as provide for reuse and re-purposing by other researchers.

Third, enlarged and improved edition.

The first "improved" edition appeared in 1647, just seven years after the original.

OCLC notes only one institutional copy of Dexter's first edition and ten of the second, enlarged and improved edition.

(Disney, Blu-ray $44.99, standard definition $29.99, G) PLAYTIME A dramatically improved edition of the 1967 Jacques Tati classic, now based on the full-length 70-millimeter version and featuring much better color balance.

Trump Terrible 10 — Mooch Improved Edition.

Even though the studios routinely scan their films at high resolutions (2K or 4K) when they create video masters, these much improved new editions go largely unseen by consumers: relatively few library titles have the commercial heft to justify a Blu-ray release, and cable outlets for this material are few and far between.

In 1570 he produced his greatly improved second edition.