Sentence examples for getting revised from inspiring English sources

Or, alternatively, it could be wrong and could end up getting revised upwards.

"The plan keeps getting revised and upgraded," said Donald L. Maurer, a spokesman for the New York State Emergency Management Office.

"In reality we know things are getting worse, and expectations of the U.S. economy and the credit markets are getting revised down".

Much of the fall was due to the notoriously volatile construction industry, where numbers could well end up getting revised upwards anyway.

As if that's not enough, the Chrysler Crossfire is also coming later this year, and Audi's TT is getting revised and is expected to get a lot more power.

In cultures that value rapid progress above all else, there can be the opposite problem: decision makers just "make the call" without understanding the frontline perspective or impact – causing unintended consequences that lead to decisions getting revised or reversed.

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.