Sentence examples for about a revised from inspiring English sources

As for Broadway, there was no word on Friday about a revised date.

Murdisia Orr, the principal, said she was waiting to hear from district administrators about a revised budget.

An article on Wednesday about a revised conclusion by New York-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital that Legionnaires' disease did in fact cause the death of a patient last month misspelled the surname of another patient whose death is under investigation, and his widow.

An article on Tuesday about a revised settlement between the hedge fund manager Philip A. Falcone and the Securities and Exchange Commission referred incorrectly to the $18 million penalty that Mr. Falcone, his hedge fund and affiliated funds will have to pay.

Given the national average in 2012-13 was 2.5%, boasting about a revised figure of 2.1% is a bit like saying "vote for us, we didn't suck quite as much as we thought we did!" O'Brien also pointed to the fact that "total business investment in Victoria grew by 10% in 2013-14, compared with a 5% fall across Australia".

Correction: June 25 , 2004 Friday An article in Business Day on Tuesday about a revised prospectus for the initial public stock offering of Google misidentified the source of a "Google bomb," a form of online manipulation that causes a designated Web page to appear as the first response to a particular phrase search.

Detailed information about preparing a revised Research Article.

After full discussion of the study and the reviews, we are happy to report that the reviewers and the BRE member are enthusiastic about considering a revised version of the paper following the implementation of their suggestions.

Before quitting for the night at about 11, the leaders accepted a revised French proposal that addressed some of the concerns of smaller countries about the future size of the European Commission, the Brussels-based body that initiates European Union policy.

The formula, referred to as the Bayes rule, describes how to transform a current assumption about an event into a revised, more accurate assumption after observing further evidence.

Because Advanced Placement history classes have been too focussed on what is "bad about America," here is a revised curriculum.