Sentence examples for continuing revision from inspiring English sources

The price-subsidy mechanism will require continuing revision, and any prospect of political intervention risks deterring investment.

On the other hand, world supplies of wood are shrinking, and the increasing cost of obtaining, finishing, and distributing timber has brought continuing revision in traditional practices.

One of the first to preach progressive revelation, which allowed for continuing revision and renewal of doctrinal beliefs, Hicks in 1817 successfully opposed the adoption of a set creed by the Society of Friends at the Baltimore, Maryland, yearly meeting.

The discovery of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in the 1980s reflects to some degree the continuing revision of our understanding of what this critical molecule does in humans, its mechanisms of action, and its cellular targets.

In the continuing revision of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-V) "identity" is integrated as a central diagnostic criterion for personality disorders (self-related personality functioning).

Roget continued revisions and updates until his death at 90, and his heirs kept the book going as a kind of family concern for a full century, before the name, like Webster's, passed into the public domain.

Unlike many digital works, most reference works cannot be updated without releasing a new edition; the initial creation of a reference work and continued revisions require considerable labor.

Continuing his revision of the Old Latin version of the Septuagint based on Origen's Hexapla (an edition with the Hebrew text in Hebrew and Greek characters, and four different Greek versions arranged in six parallel columns), he revised Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, the Song of Solomon, Chronicles, and Job, and to his Roman revision of the Psalms added Origen's diacritical notes.

The coding framework was subject to continuing iterative revision during the analysis.

Continuing estimate revisions should enable that to continue, the analyst argued.

"The committee gives relatively little weight to real GDP because it is only measured quarterly and is subject to continuing, large revisions," it says.