Sentence examples for in previous editions from inspiring English sources

Of the 33 watches, the highest grossing — as in previous editions — was a Patek Philippe.

History was brought up to date, but space (and no doubt time also) forbade the rewriting of the history already provided in previous editions.

His work also appears in three of the last five volumes in the annual "Best American Poetry" series as well as in previous editions assembled by Jorie Graham (1990) and A. R. Ammons (1994).

But "the bad news," he added, "is that the scientific status of the main diseases in previous editions of the D.S.M. -- the keystones of the vault of psychiatry -- is fragile".

The Queenslander, who has won a total of six medals in previous editions of the Games, becomes the fifth woman to carry the Australian flag after walker Pamela Kilborn (1970), swimmer Lisa Curry (1970), athlete Jane Saville (2006) and netballer Sharelle McMahon (2010).

"I said my personal ambition was to be at my best in the third week, I started my season later than before and had a quieter run-in, which has helped, and I feel more ready for it than in previous editions".

Criteria for schizophrenia are shown in Table  1.> Despite being emphasised as central diagnostic features in all previous editions of the DSM, it should be noted that two 'first-rank symptoms' (bizarre delusions and voices commenting and/or conversing) have now been removed from this list due to their low reliability.

No team has lost a pool match and gone on to win the World Cup in six previous editions of the championship.

Between Saturday and Sunday, five polls of Pennsylvania had Mr. Obama an average of four points ahead there, and they did not show much of a trend, with Mr. Obama having led by the same amount on average in the previous editions of the same surveys.

New Zealand, runners-up in both previous editions of the World Twenty20, were limited to 117-9 by West Indies, thanks largely to two wickets apiece for Stafanie Taylor, Anisa Mohammed and Shemaine Campbelle.

Froome is also on the verge of history - no Briton has finished on the Tour podium in 98 previous editions, with Wiggins' 2009 fourth place equalling Robert Millar's 1984 best.