Sentence examples for it will revise from inspiring English sources
It lets you tweak your settings so if you aren't losing weight when it indicates you should be, it will revise its calorie estimates specifically for you.
The company is due to report its financial results on 29 March, but there have been rumours swirling in the blogosphere that it will revise its figures downwards imminently.
Noranda Inc. says it will revise its takeover bid for Rio Algom, raising the ante in its battle with Billiton P.L.C. Noranda, a Canadian mining company based in Toronto, said it would raise its bid to 27.50 Canadian dollars ($18.62) a share, topping last month's offer by Billiton, a South African mining company, by 50 Canadian cents.
InfoSpace plunged 14% after the Internet infrastructure company announced layoffs and said it will revise its guidance for 2001.
But the new data will also prompt fierce argument about the overall population level of our islands, as the Office for National Statistics confirms it will revise its population projections in the autumn.
If FIFA has a conscience, it will revise that rule.
If any of my previous discourse has been interpreted otherwise, such as comments I once made about Zionism within the media, I will revise it to ensure there is no room for confusion.
Peter Lampack, Mr. Cussler's agent, said that the author "will lay out an entire story line in detail and the writer will give a draft chapter to Clive, who will revise it and edit it and return it to the collobrator".
The Brotherhood-crafted constitution has been suspended; a committee of senior judges will revise it.
One explanation is that the government has underestimated the true strength of the economy, and will revise it upward at some point in the future, much as the Bureau of Economic Analysis raised its estimate for growth in gross domestic product in 2012 to 2.8 percent, from 2.2 percent, on Wednesday.
It's possible that the agency will do a more in-depth analysis of the standards before it releases the rule and will revise or rewrite certain standards to align them with best regulatory practices.
