Sentence examples for going to be revised from inspiring English sources

"These numbers are probably going to be revised.

"Those are going to be revised down," he said.

That would be the equivalent of public finances alchemy but we know that the ONS is going to adjust the way it accounts for debt as well – and this is going to be revised higher – so there is no free lunch here".

The report is a preliminary study that is going to be revised later this year, Petersen says.

This isn't a miracle machine, it's a competent performer with an unexpected price and form factor. Chances are it's going to be revised relatively soon with improved hardware, some tweaks to the design, and maybe an external Blu-ray drive as an option.

The Energy Department won't update its projections for gasoline and diesel prices for the third quarter until June 10, but this much is already clear: "Our forecast is going to be revised upward," economist Neil Gamson said.

"Especially if you're coming towards exam time and you know that you have to get stuff [SLEs] done, you'll have to go into clinics, or hospital and get them done … [otherwise] you're most likely going to be revising.

And okay that's going to help you with the exams, but then it's not really going to help you as an F1" (2) "Especially if you're coming towards exam time and you know that you have to get stuff [SLEs] done, you'll have to go into clinics, or hospital and get them done … [otherwise] you're most likely going to be revising.

Notably, in our previous work where we had failed to identify any BHR patients with ARMD in a single-surgeon comparison series, four asymptomatic patients in this group with elevated blood metal ions went on to be revised for gross osteolysis within two years of the study.

Willis fears that future, more accurate projections of Greenland mass loss "are probably going to have to be revised upward". If they are, we'll have narwhals to thank for the data.

Both are going to need to be revised, obviously.