Sentence examples for When revised from inspiring English sources

When revised Amendments came to a vote, with Vice President Richard Nixon presiding over the Senate, Senator Harley M. Kilgore of West Virginia arrived to cast the deciding vote of "nay".

When revised standards were introduced in 2002, the upper limit for diagnosis was removed.

Wiebold says it's possible the apparent fall in unemployment will be less dramatic when revised.

But where Gypsy had real dramatic meat, Isobel Lennart's book for this show, even when revised by Harvey Fierstein, is a flimsy affair.

Why, when most of our graduate students are going to work as teachers, do we make them spend years grinding out massive, specialized dissertations, which, when revised and published, may reach a readership that numbers in the high two figures?

The chancellor narrowly escaped humiliation in the autumn when revised forecasts created the fiscal room for an evasive manoeuvre on tax credits, deferring cuts that provoked rebellion even among Tory MPs.

When revising your manuscript, please address the textual revisions suggested by each reviewer, listed below.

What was the most difficult challenge you faced when revising your article?

Significant improvement can be obtained when revising the failed patellofemoral arthroplasty, provided there is no femorotibial arthritis.

One study compared different kinds of elaboration to investigate which might be most useful when revising for exams.

It is important that students are made aware of the pitfalls of listening to music when revising.