Sentence examples for its revised form from inspiring English sources

In its revised form, it has raised a modest €400m over two years.

In its revised form it has served as a reliable way to engender reflection in third year medical students, with two thirds of those completing post-debriefing surveys describing the ways that reflecting on the data provided would lead them to do something differently.

After 1716 17, Rinaldo was not seen on the London stage until 1731, when it was revived in its revised form at the King's Theatre.

We hope you agree with us that this describes an important phenomenon that likely afflicts many current GEVIs and that it should remain a part of this manuscript in its revised form.

Spartacus was premiered by the Kirov Ballet in Leningrad (now St . Petersburg in 1956, and its revised form was debuted in 1968 by the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow.

Yet even in its revised form, the proposed law would represent one of the most ambitious toxicological programs ever undertaken.

I am also grateful to the editors of this Encyclopedia, and to Gideon Rosen and Edward N. Zalta, in particular, for comments and suggestions on the content and organisation of this entry in both its initial and revised form.

It is a self – reported instrument for the assessment of ADL, and it is a revised form of the Oswestry Low Back Pain Index[ 19, 20].

With a few added jolts and contrasts the Met has indicated that it will present the opera in revised form—"Two Boys" should find its footing on the stage.

With a few added jolts and contrasts — the Met has indicated that it will present the opera in revised form — "Two Boys" should find its footing on the stage.

In 1568 Pius V issued the breviary in a revised form and imposed its use on the Latin church.