Sentence examples for as having revised from inspiring English sources

Several countries are described as having revised borders due to the "dumping" of convicts into infected zones; these convicts rose to command "powerful fiefdoms" that later became independent states.

AS has revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.

Some were relieved that the task force working on the manual -- which includes neurologists and psychologists as well as psychiatrists -- had revised the previous version rather than trying to rewrite it.

Within days, all the big investment banks, such as Goldman Sachs, had revised their estimates upward too.

As Bisys has revised earnings down, its stock price has fallen by a third since 2004, to $12.

The ICO is only ruling on the first information-sharing agreement as DeepMind has revised its information-sharing agreements with other NHS Trusts.

I guess, that's to be expected with the explosion of the tablet, but it looks like PCs haven't yet reached rock bottom, as Gartner has revised its previous forecast for PC shipments in 2011 from 10.5percenttoto just 9.3percentt, roughly 385 million units.

"As I have revised the bill over the years, we found about half of the original legislation has been enacted into law," he told NPR in 2009.

In order to maintain as much consistency over time as possible, we have revised the dataset back to 2002 with these data replacing the previous values".

Saying that "I've chosen to fight this," the mayor explained that the city had tried to recruit more minorities as firefighters and had revised its tests.

Press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement the trip was axed "out of consideration for the 800,000 great American workers not receiving pay and to ensure his team can assist as needed". China has revised its final 2017 GDP reading down from 6.9%to6.8%8%.