Sentence examples for poor edition from inspiring English sources

For the most part sermons today are very poor edition of "topical homiletics, a brand of religious "pep talks".

The following appears in the 1964 edition of Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors, and Executives: "Anthony J. Pizza Food Products Corp. Chrm & Pres--Anthony Pres--Anthony Pres--Anthony J. Pizza Exec V-P--Donald V-P--Donald V-P--Donald V-P--Donald

As we argue in this week's print edition, many poor people in developing countries struggle to save because of demands on their cash say, from greedy family members or neighbours.

In 1964, Talk was pleased to point out that one of the earliest frozen pizza companies was actually run by a family named Pizza: The following appears in the 1964 edition of Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors, and Executives: "Anthony J. Pizza Food Products Corp.: Chrm & Pres — Anthony J. Pizza; Exec V-P — Donald L. Pizza; V-P (Prod) — Richard E. Pizza.

By John McCarten The New Yorker, September 26 , 1964P. 40 The following appears in the 1964 edition of Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors, and Executives: "Anthony J. Pizza Food Products Corp.: Chrm & Pres--Anthony J. Pizza; Exec V-P--Donald L. Pizza; V-P (Prod --Richard E. Prod --Richard

This text was of poor quality, and later editions corrected it, bringing it more in line with Shakespeare's original.

As we noted in this week's print edition, Sony's poor financial results show that its businesses require more restructuring.

Due to the poor reception of the "CG Edition" by the fanbase, it was decided not to use CGI cutscenes again.

This meant that the quality of new online editions was often poor.

Hundreds of cheap, mass-produced editions enabled even poor households to place a volume of Shakespeare next to their King James Bible and copy of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress.

The Times of Swaziland dropped its Swati-language edition in 2006, citing poor sales and weak demand.