Sentence examples for have revised that from inspiring English sources

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

You wonder if he might have revised that opinion after seeing this show.

Now statisticians have revised that figure to 6.1%, and it has grown since then.

But he now says that had he seen the New York study, "I would have revised that estimate downward".

Now AP appears to have revised that description to "champagne", an act that has triggered debate about fashion's use of the word "nude".

We have revised that sentence to more clearly state that our aim was to determine the role of CSS in transmission of both signal and noise through the rod bipolar circuit.

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

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.

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.