Sentence examples for is revised upwards from inspiring English sources
It could even overtake Mission: Impossible II to rank eighth in the pantheon if the actual opening gross figures issued by Fox this week take it over $70.8m£44.5m5m), but it's rare that a studio estimate is revised upwards.
Moreover, the minimum wage is revised upwards annually by an unelected committee.Industrial relations was the one area of reform in which the Hawke-Keating Labor governments pulled their punches because of their union connections.
Greece's budget deficit in 2009 is revised upwards to 12.7%, from 3.7%, and more than four times the maximum allowed by EU rules.
Projections are now being revised upwards, ever upwards; pitched out towards the clear blue yonder.
However, these were provisional figures that may yet be revised upwards on Monday.
Growth has returned since last spring and forecasts for 2014 and 2015 have been revised upwards.
Some economists predicted that the data could well be revised upwards in the coming weeks.
The Department for Transport said the estimated cost had been revised upwards, to £1.6bn.
Yet the NBS GDP figures have almost always been revised upwards.
Later months have also been revised upwards, and in November payrolls grew by 120,000, or 0.1%.
