Sentence examples for in a subsequent edition from inspiring English sources

Genower wrote an eloquent and gracious letter to Christiane apologising for printing the interview and a "correction" was published in a subsequent edition of the TV Times.

Clottes was hurt and outraged by the rancor of the attacks that greeted "The Shamans of Prehistory" ("psychedelic ravings," one critic wrote), and the authors defended themselves in a subsequent edition.

"It is discouraging to know that one of your staffers has nothing better to write about than how women are sex objects and to instruct us that the more successful sex objects get lots of perks," Sara Wermiel, a New Republic reader from Boston, wrote to the magazine, which ran a half-dozen complaints about the piece in a subsequent edition.

Hopefully, the lacking issues will be covered in a subsequent edition.

After further reading and travels in Europe, Malthus produced a subsequent edition (1803), expanding the long pamphlet of 1798 into a longer book and adding much factual material and illustration to his thesis.

A subsequent edition of the book, published in 1988, ranked the album at number 75.

The Marxist historian requested the name be changed in all subsequent editions of the thriller.

In response to criticisms of his unclarity on this latter point, Darwin quickly added to the final paragraph in the second edition of 1860 the phrase "by the Creator," which remained in all subsequent editions.

"I greatly regret this error," he said, noting that an apology had also been issued in the subsequent edition of the magazine.

In his study report, Wansink explained the size as a methodological necessity, writing that "since the first edition in 1936, only 18 recipes have been continuously published in each subsequent edition".

Many of these disorders have been found to be comorbid with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), recognised by the American Psychiatric Association through its inclusion in the DSM-III in 1987 and in subsequent editions [ 35].