Sentence examples similar to Emerging from constant revisions from inspiring English sources
That, however, is likely to change, Subramanian said, noting that energy appears to be emerging from the negative revision phase that began last autumn.
These were jittery miniatures with constant revisions.
Since emerging from bankruptcy, the company has experienced a near-constant churn in senior management.
In order to build our conceptual framework, we undertook an organic revision of the main points emerging from the literature, integrating them with our experience and propositions.
Outside the Capitol building, a constant stream of thousands of cheering women emerging from Metro stops headed for the march's starting location.
Yet, there is the constant reminder of Kurt Warner rising from the Arena Football League and Brad Johnson emerging from NFL Europe and Eric Swann from semipro football.
Any necessary revisions to the coding template to reflect new themes and ideas emerging from the data were discussed and agreed in team conference calls.
The concepts emerging from the coding – such as the existence of four different subgroups of parents- were assessed using the constant comparative method from grounded theory.
The conceptual foundations of physics have been under constant revision from the outset, and remain so today.
Alan Cobb, a top operative from the campaign, told the Guardian "our numbers were correct at the time of printing" and suggested the issue lay with the state party making constant revisions to the delegate order.
