Sentence examples for being revised again from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for United Pan-Europe, Bert Holtkamp, said the February accord was being "revised again".

Indeed, if the GDP revision holds (it may be revised again), America will not have had a recession in the technical sense of two declining quarters of output.The bulls are getting ahead of themselves, says Ben Rudd, an analyst at HSBC.

In March that figure was revised again, to 236m tonnes.

Those marks were revised again centrally by Ofsted.

In 2002, the schedule was revised again, and only three productions were presented.

(Last October, the slogan was revised again, to "Extraordinary in every way").

He held out hope — slim as it was — that the timetable might be revised again more favorably.

Styling was revised again for the 1969 models, growing in size and shifting to a four-headlight design.

The figure was revised again to 185,000 as part of the OBR's economic and fiscal outlook published alongside Osborne's spending review and autumn statement last week.

While that's not going to happen soon — the manual won't be revised again until 2012 — she hopes her research might cause social workers and therapists who investigate custody cases to be more aware.

The label should be revised again, the F.D.A. staff members said in the Nov. 9 memorandum, to alert doctors and family members that psychotic side effects may happen quickly and can be fatal.