Sentence examples for before being revised from inspiring English sources

Growth in the third quarter was initially reported at just 2.0% before being revised up more than a percentage point.

They were experts at disinformation too: the official death toll after Papon's self-proclaimed "Battle of Paris" was initially three, before being revised to a vague "several dozen" almost 40 years later.

The quake, which hit just before 4am local time in the sparsely populated area of the Northern Territory, was initially recorded at a magnitude of 6.2 before being revised down by USGS.

At that point, they are subject to public comment and at times public hearings before being revised and then formally adopted as the way the executive branch will carry out the new law.

Though lauded by the international community, it has never gained widespread support in Colombia and initially failed to pass a public referendum before being revised and passed through congress.

Since then he has scientifically quantified the pain he has felt through his index, which was first published in the 1980s before being revised in 1990 to include 78 species.

He said that projections of December's tax receipts had repeatedly been reduced as the year progressed, falling to $88 million from $99 million before finally being revised down again only a month ago, to $64 million.

The president's tax plan is being revised before Congress returns next week by three men: Stephen Friedman, the chairman of the National Economic Council; Josh Bolten, the deputy White House chief of staff; and Mr. Snow.

"The fat debate [whereby fat used to be the big enemy in food before that was revised] is an example of evidence getting built up to support a theory.

Some of the Tribune's correspondents had already quit or been laid-off; others are being called back to the U.S. (For a look at their work, see this ghostly page before it is revised. Check out, in particular, Paul Salopek's work on Somalia. If he didn't already have two Pulitzers, he would be a shoe-in for a third).

One original line in the Redskins' fight song went, "Fight for Old Dixie," before it was revised to "Fight for Old D.C". To this day, many season ticket holders make the trip north on Sunday from South and North Carolina, Richmond and The Tidewater areas of Virginia.