Sentence examples for just revised from inspiring English sources

The country has just revised up its 2014 growth forecast from 0.5%to0.7%7%.

The Eurostat statistical office has just revised up Greece's 2009 fiscal deficit, to 13.6 percent of gross domestic product.

The Office for National Statistics has just revised data for the British economy going all the way back to 1998.

Japan just revised its growth projections down, despite being in the middle of a massive money-printing programme.

The Farmers Home Administration, an agency of the Department of Agriculture, has just revised a form entitled "Report on Deceased Borrower" in order, as the….

The Farmers Home Administration, an agency of the Department of Agriculture, has just revised a form entitled "Report on Deceased Borrower" in order, as the agency explains, "to provide space for Zip Code in the address of the borrower".

Hvistendahl's (admirable) desire to tell this woman that no, she can't abort her female fetus doesn't just revise the Roe/Doe/Casey framework; it abandons it altogether.

Instead of spending many millions of dollars to develop and distribute P.C.R. machines for on-the-spot diagnosis of diarrhea, Dr. Zaidi and others argue it would make more sense to just revise the W.H.O.

It can not originate laws just revise or block legislation from the unelected European Commission, but it has more power than it used to, particularly in areas like consumer protection, the environment - such as the genetically modified crops German Greens are protesting against in the above picture.

My point is, how do you just revise it in the middle of the legacy of the story and change Santa from white to black?" YEAR IN REVIEW: Kindness in the world of politics?

It took me many years to publish a story, and even longer to publish books--over two decades of not just creating new works, but revising them.