Sentence examples for in later issues from inspiring English sources

In later issues the Guardian is also critical of the government for allowing the "wretched irrelevance" of the "Daily Mail incident" to break down negotiations.

You can read old editions of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle online if you are interested in issues that appeared from 1841 to 1902, but thanks to Old Fulton NY Postcards, a quirky site featuring scanned-in articles from many New York papers, I have read many of W. C. Vreeland's racing pieces, which appear in later issues.

(The chimp returned in later issues to "benchtest" all of Sinclair's subsequent computers).

In later issues, writers introduced characters to the team that were Latino and genderfluid.

In later issues, editor Orson Scott Card praised the game's humor, cinematic storytelling, and lack of violence.

Mendryk points out a certain drop of quality in later issues: "It was part of the Simon and Kirby modus operandi to make heavy use of Kirby's talents in the early issues of a new title and afterwards make more frequent use of other artists.

Depending on which magazines generate the most traffic, Philips will also run ads in some later issues.

In some later issues both stories were original.

A year before his assassination in June 2005, the Lebanese journalist Samir Kassir published a powerful short book in French (later issued in English as "Being Arab") exploring the roots of what he called the "Arab malaise" of the early 21st century.

An inning later, Randy Choate issued a one-out walk before Ramiro Mendoza relieved him, walked a batter and surrendered a two-run double.

The service was banned in Berlin and Hamburg, and district court in Frankfurt later issued a temporary nationwide ban.