Sentence examples for more recent edition from inspiring English sources

(Let's hope they're the 1927 Yankees, rather than the more recent edition).

My well-marked, well-used copy of The Times style manual ("Revised and Expanded Edition") was published in 2002, and I cannot find a more recent edition.

"Reflections," his superb 2009 studio album, involved one edition of this band; another, more recent edition featured the bassist Eric Revis and the drummer Justin Faulkner, who formed their sturdy rapport within the Branford Marsalis Quartet.

A more recent edition of Cope's "Early Diagnosis of the Acute Abdomen" suggests that withholding analgesics is a cruel practice that should be condemned [9].

In its more recent edition, only the UK, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and The Netherlands achieve advanced ranking (800 1,000 points).

The Novellae Constitutiones anterior to the time of Justinian are collected in six books in the Jus Civile Antejustinianeum, Berlin, 1815, and in Hänel's more recent edition.

Dame Slap, a corporal punishment enthusiast, is known as Dame Snap in more recent editions.

The important point is that the Yankees from 1996 through 2000, and not the more recent editions, are the odd case.

While acknowledging that part of the rise in diagnosis was down to doctors becoming better at recognising the symptoms of ADHD, the study's authors said that the DSM's definition of the condition had been broadened in more recent editions and that guidelines in the UK, the US and Australia offered no definitions of mild ADHD, as opposed to more severe types.

Our model is not based on the quality of the songs (or the lack thereof), but on an average of votes each participating nation received over the past 12 years, which is then adjusted for factors that include present day geopolitics, form in more recent editions, past performance and tempo.

His 1957 book Shakespeare and His Comedies was one of the first to take the comedies seriously, and his more recent editions Directors' Shakespeare (2008) and Actors Shakespearee (2011) – with essays by Wells on Judi Dench and Paul Edmondson on Harriet Walter – are essential documents of the contemporary theatre.