Sentence examples for has just revised from inspiring English sources

The country has just revised up its 2014 growth forecast from 0.5%to0.7%7%.

The Eurostat statistical office has just revised up Greece's 2009 fiscal deficit, to 13.6 percent of gross domestic product.

The Office for National Statistics has just revised data for the British economy going all the way back to 1998.

The Farmers Home Administration, an agency of the Department of Agriculture, has just revised a form entitled "Report on Deceased Borrower" in order, as the….

The Farmers Home Administration, an agency of the Department of Agriculture, has just revised a form entitled "Report on Deceased Borrower" in order, as the agency explains, "to provide space for Zip Code in the address of the borrower".

Four airlines have programs -- "clubs" -- for seniors that involve paying to join: United, which has just revised its club fare system; Continental DeltaandAmericanican, which is not open to membership now but is expected to reopen in the spring.

UK Finance have just revised their earlier figures, having spotted a mistake in the seasonal adjusted data.

There were plenty of hugs and back rubs for the "boyz," encouragement and gentle flattery to dispel any sulks, yet there was no question of collective decision-making: when the other band members tried to argue for the original version of a song Sierra had just revised, Bianca jumped in with a cheery "I'm really excited about these changes we've made".

But luxury hasn't stopped in Dubai - it has just been revised to a more refined, everyday element of life in the city.

France's GDP growth in the fourth quarter of last year has just been revised down, to show a decline of 0.3% at an annual rate.

That number has just been revised up by about 30,000 after the strong ADP report on Wednesday.