Sentence examples for expected to revise from inspiring English sources

The OBR was widely expected to revise up its forecasts following three successive quarters of solid economic growth.

The F.D.A. itself is expected to revise the labels of the drugs in consultation with the manufacturers.

It quoted Putin saying: How come Russia is the only one who's expected to revise its stance?

Last year, in year 1, there were end of year assessments that they were expected to "revise" for.

After young scholars graduate, they're expected to revise their work for publication, creating a more comprehensive overview and digging deeper.

The Bank of England is expected to revise its inflation forecast when it publishes its inflation report Wednesday.

The company expects to revise its estimate early next week.

CUNY officials expect to revise the figures when they take their formal student census next month, but do not expect the trends to change.

Now armoring companies expect to revise their sales forecasts upward, though they caution that it is too early to say by how much.

EU officials expect to revise budgets within the next fortnight, with the aim of distributing food and shelter "within a few weeks … not months", said one.

He says he expects to revise his five-year forecast up, "not least because of the second part of Help to Buy" which launches in January 2014 and will see lenders offered a guarantee on large loans.