Sentence examples for had now revised from inspiring English sources

He said that Coast had followed all federal rules in approving the Adhesiabloc study, but that the company had now revised its own policies.

However, the state has now revised its ruling.

It has now revised this estimate down to $2.3 trillion.

That suggested an adult prevalence rate of 15%, though the agency has now revised its estimate down to 9.4%.

Mr Westerfield has now revised his previous forecast of a 2% fall in overall ad spending in 2002 to growth of 1%.

But, following the new data, we have now revised down our expectation of second half like for like to -3.0% from 0.0%.

Every bread baker, home or pro, has been influenced, knowingly or unknowingly, by Carol Field's ITALIAN BAKER (Ten Speed Press, $35), which the author has now revised and retested.

As is the way of these things, Donker has now revised his opinion about Wednesday, Meat Day, and has already asked Richard Klinkhamer, through his solicitor, whether he would now like it to be published.

But investigators who at first thought the anthrax mailed to Mr. Daschle was so finely milled and highly concentrated that it was likely to have been obtained from a state- sponsored weapons program have now revised their assessment.

While 2014 should see fewer extremes, we believe that Intertek's organic growth will be well below the 9% achieved by the company in the last decade; we have now revised down our estimate to 4.9%.

Ratch-Australia, which owns the plant, has now revised its plans and is moving towards building a 42MW solar farm around the station, making as much use of the building infrastructure as possible.