Sentence examples for have started revising from inspiring English sources

The firms, where the average annual turnover rate is near 20percentt, have started revising retention initiatives especially focused at keeping technology consultants, who are being snapped up by Internet companies offering stock options.

Robert Greenblatt, Showtime's president of entertainment, said his network had started revising the 12-episode first season to meet CBS's broadcast standards at the beginning of January.

Answering a call from President Bush, the national lab has started revising the goals of many of its research projects, channeling them toward homeland security.

Wherever you are, Julia, in the Promised Land, in God's Kingdom, I'm sure you are finding happy hunting grounds along with Escoffier and have probably started revising "The Guide Culinaire" with him.

Economists in Dublin, however, have started to revise their forecasts because of improvements in retail sales and exports.

Francis is a bit of a geek and has already started revising for the school exams, which annoys Nate because he thinks that studying is a waste of time!

In Europe full-year estimates for earnings-per-share growth have started to be revised downwards, albeit to a still-high rate of 13%.

And we may now have to start revising this assessment.

If it's not a common occurrence throughout the universe, then perhaps such morsels of dark matter were not the missing link in the evolution of the universe's dark matter structure, Bullock said, and scientists might have to start revising their theories.

Recovery is now thought to have started a bit earlier: GDP was revised up by around half a percent in both 2009 and 2010.The hope is that another burst of QE will give the recovery a fillip.

Many countries are revising their positions and have started to approve studies to test the physiological and therapeutic effects of hallucinogens.