Sentence examples for reduced edition from inspiring English sources

One reader made a highly pertinent point for the modern Guardian: "At a time when you are shedding columnists and reducing the coverage of the paper, dedicating six pages of the already reduced edition to a football manager, as you have today [9 February], is likely to result in the dwindling number of those prepared to pay for the paper, one of whom I am (for the moment), diminish even further.

In the article "The Undoing of the Daily," Christine Haughney writes about changes to the media landscape in places where newspapers have reduced the editions they publish each week: The news waits for no one.

The current edition, reduced to five scholarship players after the suspensions and expulsions that resulted from a trip to a Pittsburgh strip club by six players, does few things well.

These include: 1. Common ad shapes across editions – reducing unnecessary tweaks and edits between editions.

The 88 cases classified as stage II tumors according to the sixth edition was reduced to 52 cases using the seventh edition, since nodal positive (N1) tumors were excluded from stage II.

The paper was also reduced to two editions, available to commuters from about 4pm each weekday.

"We have very close cooperation on many questions with Great Britain and would of course like to continue this within the framework of the European Union.'' Der Spiegel, which sells around 800,000 copies per issue, has upped its circulation in the UK for Saturday's special bilingual edition and reduced the cover price from £5.20 to £2.

The first was a series of corrections to past editions that reduced the excess of Scottish spending over taxes by nearly a fifth.

The paper announced in late May that it would reduce its print edition to three days a week and shift its emphasis to its online news presentation.

In the first place, the subscription edition reduces cost -- and risk -- for Tyrus by limiting the initial print run to the number presold to Harwood's fans.

242 pp. ISBN: 1-891936-28-X, $44.95 EnvironmentAssessings: Assessing Risk and Reducing Disaster, 4th Edition Keith Smith New York:Routledge, 2004.