Sentence examples for barely revised from inspiring English sources

It was particularly notable, and particularly disappointing, that the Labor Department barely revised December's payroll figure, which was just seventy-four thousand.

They barely revised their proposed budget increase, threatening to pass it if necessary with Democratic help.Thus far, Mr Neumann's tale seems unexceptional: pragmatic party elders must suffer self-righteous backbenchers in any parliament.

Introduced in 2009 and barely revised since, the GT-R is aging remarkably well.

(The "substantial duplication" language was created to keep producers from claiming barely revised work was "new".

The president conceded that the official growth forecast for this year — previously six-tenths of 1 percent of gross domestic product — had been revised to "barely above zero," in line with most private economists' predictions.

When the economy emerged from recession in late 2009, the first estimate for the quarter showed growth at a barely discernible 0.1%, later revised up to 0.4%.

She says: "So obsessed are this government with the school readiness agenda, the revised Early Years Foundation Stage framework barely acknowledges the vital birth-to-three years and the important role they play as a development phase all on their own, in the future life chances of a child".

"I was just constantly revising and revising.

He'd barely recognized the contemporary Hardy Boys -- also extensively revised -- as he read new copies to his sons.

Revised Nancy is cool as a cucumber, barely ruffled.

"The Comforters" was heavily revised and rewritten, but most of the rest were barely touched.