Sentence examples for gets revised from inspiring English sources

Especially since economic data usually gets revised, and gains have been known to melt into losses.

Mr Carney has hinted at switching away from inflation-targeting to nominal GDP targeting; an interesting concept when GDP gets revised up and down so often.

"We have to be careful in claiming credit for something because sometimes it gets revised," said Yoest, who came to the group three years ago from former Arkansas governor Mick Huckabee's presidential campaign.

After seeing the wrangling couple at the beginning of the movie, we may think that all the women at the shelter are uneducated, but that stereotype quickly gets revised.

The pappardelle and the chicken are mainstays on a menu of about 20 dishes, including sides, that gets revised twice a month but always reflects a discernible commitment to fresh ingredients — salads here are dreamy — and more good ideas than bad ones.

The bottom line is that when GDI and GDP diverge as they have in this recession (theoretically they are supposed to be equal) it is GDP that gets revised.

The figures get revised again on an annual basis and, yet again, in periodic "comprehensive revisions," the latest of which was published last July.

Those numbers do not get revised.

In January, that got revised down to 10.9percentt.

Sure, it might get revised up, but it might not.

As more data becomes available, the numbers often get revised substantially.