Sentence examples for it could be revised from inspiring English sources
Experts have dismissed the initial Iraqi target as unrealistically optimistic; last week, Iraq's oil minister said it could be revised down to between seven and eight million barrels per day.
Eurostat's March's figure is a "flash" or initial estimate, meaning it could be revised later.
Let us examine in detail, though, the most recent of this class of models the occupancy model by Durgin and consider the possibility that it could be revised to explain our data.
For instance, should it be the case that the other domains can predict S alone, it could be revised with no additional variable for the spiritual domain; S would be a function of the psychological, physical, and social experiences.
The vote enables the FCC to begin taking public feedback on its proposal, which could be revised and put to a final vote later this year.
As well as being a clear and succinct introduction to Einstein's ideas and how they could be revised, it also gives an all too true account of the working practices of UK scientists.
In response, a top official at the Agency for International Development said Thursday that the criticism would be taken into account and that the proposal could be revised before it is adopted formally.
With our patient population spending a large percentage of time without shivering, it would suggest that this protocol could be revised further by utilizing rescue agents more frequently in order to prevent escalation of therapy to the next tier.
At the prodding of a senior executive hired from the outside, however, Hasbro had stiffened its standards, which made it unlikely that predictions for Hasbro Interactive could be revised.
It would be in effect through 2026 and could be revised during that time.
Labor Department economists cautioned that this week's 18,000 increase in jobless claims could be revised significantly next week because it was based on more estimates than usual because the holiday on Monday provided less time to collect data.
