Sentence examples for it may be revised from inspiring English sources
Indeed, if the GDP revision holds (it may be revised again), America will not have had a recession in the technical sense of two declining quarters of output.The bulls are getting ahead of themselves, says Ben Rudd, an analyst at HSBC.
It may be revised the following month, [and] it will absolutely be revised in January of the next year".
When such observations contradict a theory's predictions, it may be revised or discarded if an alternative better explains the observed facts.
But exactly how it may be revised is unclear, and many web advocates expect the House version to simply copy the Senate's, provided the Senate bill can overcome a filibuster in the face of White House opposition.
Although the decision comes with a letter attached from Commission Director Jane Feldman cautioning that it may be revised significantly, the draft decision suggests the Commission will allow Gessler to set up a fund for individual donors excluding lobbyists, people who have business before and/or are regulated by the Secretary and his employees.
Table 1 provides a list of established MIDs: *This MID should be considered tentative as it may be revised based on future research.
Chiaro says it doesn't expect users to see changes on a daily basis but rather — "based on other muscle building programs" — it's expecting strength gains to occur "over a matter of weeks" (an expectation which it says may be revised as it gets more user data).
The assumption that a patient can be cured of inhalation anthrax with two months of antibiotics is based on other monkey studies and it, too, may be revised as doctors learn from the current outbreak.
(The deal may be revised, as it breaches a pact Elan has with Biogen Idec).
Thus, in view of the new data presented in this study, it is hoped that such hypotheses may be revised, to include a contribution from the latency mechanism.
In accordance with its Article 4, the Code may be revised through COFI as and when required.
