Sentence examples for had revised that from inspiring English sources

By March 2013, they had revised that forecast to 1 million by 2018.

He had revised that, on Monday, with a grudgingly delivered statement of what ought to have been obvious: that white supremacy and Nazism are bad ideologies.

Baseball had revised that format in 1998, going to a 2-2-1 format in which the team with the better record, and the higher seed, hosted the first two games and a Game 5, if necessary.

• In filing for bankruptcy recently, Sun-Times Media Group, publisher of The Chicago Sun-Times and several smaller papers, disclosed in court papers that it had drawn up its original 2009 budget based on an expected 18percentt slide in ad revenue for the entire year, but had revised that to 30percentt.

Xi has revised that approach, and his government, using old and new tools, has enlarged his image.

For 2015, BG had previously said it expected to produce 775-825 kbutd butodayay it has revised that down to 710-750.

The paper has revised that number up and down all week, but based on the canvassing board's general incredulence of Mr Coleman's challenges, it expects Mr Franken to gain enough to put him over the top.

Things move faster now than they used to and I have revised that policy.

The UK Foreign Office had said six Britons were among those killed, but it has revised that number to five because one man previously thought to be British was actually a Kenyan national.

He once said addiction was a fundamental lack but has revised that view.

I used to say I'd peak at 60, but I've revised that to 62.