Sentence examples for revised new from inspiring English sources

James himself tried to address the problem late in life, with the revised "New York Edition" of his writing.

The revised New Source Review rules were initially released in late August, while the agency was being run by the acting E.P.A. administrator, Marianne Horinko.

Giles Goat-Boy, in full Giles Goat-Boy; or, The Revised New Syllabus, satiric allegorical novel by John Barth, published in 1966.

In the radically revised new adaptation used here, by Florian Borchmeyer, Stockmann's righteous harangue is not just a defense of his ideas.

It is now too broke seriously to try.That leaves the purported niceness of Mr Darling's tightened squeeze on the rich, via the upwardly revised new rate of income tax on earnings above £150,000 ($218,000) and other pinches.

Responding to a changed political climate and a court-ordered deadline, the Obama administration issued significantly revised new air pollution rules on Wednesday that will make it easier for operators of thousands of industrial boilers and incinerators to meet federal air quality standards.

What should follow from this revised, new-old understanding of the character and place of economics?

For instance, the economists Austan Goolsbee and Judith Chevalier, in a study of more than a thousand colleges, found that the year before a textbook is revised new-book sales drop sharply.

SHOWTIME Sunday is my most significant day for revising new material.

A22 Revised Privacy Rules Sought Leaders of the health care industry said they would immediately ask Mr. Bush to revise new rules issued by President Clinton to protect the privacy of medical records.

Mr. Comins, an author of "Discovering the Universe," a popular astronomy textbook, said the new e-book program was a way to speed up the process for incorporating suggestions that he often receives while revising new print editions.