Sentence examples for the recent edition from inspiring English sources

In the recent edition of the Fortune 500 list, a ranking of corporations by revenue, Apple was placed 19th with revenues of $156.5bn and profits of $41.7bn.

I also have Kerouac's "Book of Dreams" in that pile, and the recent edition of Noon and a beautiful boxed set of sixteen editions of the magazine One Story, and the Pevear and Volokhonsky translation of "Doctor Zhivago".

Recently, both the Bárány Society and the Migraine Classification Subcommittee of the International Headache Society have proposed original diagnostic criteria for VM, which have been included in the recent edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD-3 beta version).

Wu [37] proposed the values of the critical, follow-up and minimum headways to be introduced in the formula for the entry capacity of a roundabout (see Tables 1 and 2); these parameters have been found to represent driver behavior at roundabouts in Germany and used in the recent edition of German HCM [36].

Announcing the independent review of the cases, Director of Public Prosecutions Barra McGrory, QC, said: "I have carefully considered the range of issues that have been raised following the recent edition of BBC NI's Spotlight programme A Woman Alone with the IRA.

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The recent editions of this manual exude an impressive aura of scientific authority.

Not that this was a dire match – certainly not as bad as some of the recent editions of this fixture - but neither side headed off into the Twickenham night in a good mood.

The event celebrated the release of the most recent edition of The Women's Book.

"Generally speaking, [during] the Roman Empire people built within a fixed repertoire of architectural forms," said William Bowden, a professor at the University of Nottingham, who reported the find in the most recent edition of the Journal of Roman Archaeology.

These are precisely the questions addressed in the most recent edition of the Economic Premise series, "Collaborative Border Management: A New Approach to an Old Problem".