Sentence examples for the later edition from inspiring English sources

He suggested that areas such as Liverpool were unlikely to have received the later edition.

This first version has a raw and ragged energy that's missing from the later edition, which eliminates Riding, from whom he had become estranged.

The novel's editors added a lot of unnecessary commas (as well as paragraphs), and Kerouac did some self-consciously literary poeticizing; the word "holy" appears much more frequently in the later edition.

He included a section "Anticipations of the Principle of Substitution", which was enlarged in the later edition with a long discussion of Leibniz's anticipations.

The later edition relies more on passive, past participles, as apparent in the change of "While a gold cloud" in line 25 to "While barred clouds".

Another major critique pointed out by the later edition of ACCP guideline regarding the risk assessment models, is the arbitrary cutoffs for age and duration of surgery [ 3].

The later editions of the newscasts included reports about protests.

In the later editions, the shading is far more generic, giving the tapestries a blander look.

The work was extremely popular, going through 30 editions between 1772 and 1789, its radical tone becoming more pronounced in the later editions.

The various encyclopaedias of the Soviet Union occupy many feet of shelf space, with the later editions each devoting one complete volume to the Soviet Union in all its aspects.

In the later editions, some repeated sentences were acknowledged with footnotes, not quotation marks, but Ms. Goodwin said the changes reflected the agreement with Ms. McTaggart.