Sentence examples for prior edition of from inspiring English sources

On average, Mr. Obama gained 1.5 percentage points from the prior edition of the same polls, improving his standing in nine of the surveys while losing ground in just one.

A paragraph from an existing publication by this article's authors from a prior edition of the International Journal of Educations Integrity (IJEI) was selected to be the original source material (McCarthy & Rogerson, 2009, p.49).

The FiveThirtyEight forecast model can account for these various contingencies, looking at exactly when the prior editions of a survey were released in order to calculate the consensus trendline.

Nevertheless, there is some useful information in the number of undecided voters in a race — especially when you are making comparisons to the prior editions of the same survey.

The book contains a compilation of terror instructions largely culled from prior editions of Inspire magazine.

In addition, the seller is required to state the date of the edition and the size of any prior edition, whether or not the work is numbered (and how) and if any excess casts (or proofs) have been produced and how they are numbered.

The prior edition was respected for its brutal speed, but fell short on fit and finish.

Through his ground-breaking book, the Prisoners' Guerrilla Handbook to Correspondence Programs in the U.S. and Canada (3rd Edition)(Prison Legal News Publishing, 2009), and the two prior editions, he helped many thousands of American prisoners envision a future that did not include crime, but college correspondence courses which would help lead them to a better life.

This year's exhibition follows the model of its two prior editions, which were shown in 2005 and 2010 and attracted over 300,000 visitors.

The reported intake of NSAIDs and analgesics in runners was 49% prior to one edition of a marathon/half marathon [ 17].

We were glad to welcome him on our soil one-and-a-half years prior to the next edition of the African Cup of Nations.