Sentence examples for iteration comes from inspiring English sources

Stora Enso, a Finland-based paper and packaging company, traces itself back to documents from the year 1288 though its current iteration comes from a merger in 1998.

This narrative's latest iteration comes in Jim Zogby's new eBook, Looking at Iran: How 20 Arab and Muslim Nations View Iran and Its Policies.

(The menu changes often, and a later, more promising iteration came with asparagus and radish).

Some of that iteration came as a result of mistakes that were made along the way.

But when the second iteration came in 2009 with a sleeker look, I decided to buy one to see what all the fuss was about.

The 1994 iteration came closer with Gen X'ers reveling in the mud in nearby Saugerties, NY.

Its new iteration came into being just eleven years ago, soon after NATO bombing ended the war between Kosovo rebels and Serbian troops.

Though there are no other scheduled performances of Fundamental Forces, by the time the 7th or 8th iteration come about, we're certain the A/V tour de force will have enough sensory layers to actually rip a wormhole in the amphitheater it's screening at finally bringing viewers to the space realms that inspired this ebullient artwork. .

Product iterations come very slowly at Bloglines, which was acquired by Ask.com in early 2005.

This second version of the story (in its many iterations) came from commander of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan General John Campbell, White House spokesperson Josh Earnest, and Pentagon spokesperson Peter Cook.

The last iteration, which came out in 1999, featured the aristocratic tones of Philippe de Montebello, the Met's previous director, who recorded the tour himself in five of the eight languages on offer.