Sentence examples for annual revised from inspiring English sources

And new-home sales for 2010 show the seasonally adjusted annual revised rate for August was 274,000, the lowest level since such data was compiled starting in 1963.

Symbols refer to observations (annual difference of revised monthly means in black, annual differences of traditional monthly means in light blue), whereas the solid curves indicate field estimates from the CHAOS-2s (red), "extended CHAOS-2s" (magenta), CHAOS-3α (green) and CHAOS-3 (blue) models.

The deficit so far this year is running at an annual rate of $491.9 billion, down 8 percent from the revised annual deficit of $534.7 billion for 2012.

On the housing front, the Commerce Department said new construction starts fell 11.7 percent to an annualized rate of 519,000 units, compared with a revised annual rate of 588,000 in September.

Revised annual reports are expected to be filed shortly.

Revised annual sales figures were also worse than previously estimated, showing a drop from 5.1% growth since last February to 3.8%.

Takahiko Ijichi, a Toyota senior managing director, said the revised annual forecast included costs associated with the recent recalls.

In addition to expanded annual disclosures, the revised pension standard will require companies to report pension and other postretirement benefit costs quarterly.

Ofcom has revised annual licence fees, which were last increased in 2000, based on prices paid for 4G in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.

But it is still likely to come in well above the central bank's revised annual target of 8.5% for 2003 (originally 4%).

The Web site Politico reported on Thursday morning that ABC had offered Mr. Koppel the job and a $1 million annual salary, then revised its article to say that the network was still negotiating.