Sentence examples for keeps being revised from inspiring English sources

In case you're wondering, the report keeps being revised, and is subject to tons and tons of review because as was pointed out by Eric Holthaus of Grist, it's "one of the most comprehensive climate science reports in history".

The growth forecasts keep being revised downwards, as the much-maligned Ed Miliband emphasised in what I thought was an impressive riposte to the budget speech.

The budget balance has swung from substantial surpluses at the turn of the millennium to a long run of deficits, which keep on being revised up from earlier forecasts.The Treasury now says that the government will have to borrow £37 billion in the present fiscal year, compared with its budget forecast of £36 billion (and £29 billion in Mr Brown's pre-election budget in 2005).

A complete first draft of the pilot script was delivered on February 24, and the teleplay kept on being revised, with the final script arriving on April 19.

This is quickly being revised.

"The guidance is currently being revised".

The bleak outlook for the economy is expected to keep pressure on the pound, as expectations for the British economy continue to be revised downwards.

Each find was added to the death toll, and the number kept rising until it was revised sharply downward on Sunday afternoon.

In America, although Mr Obama has refused to give a figure, talk among Democrat bigwigs is of a fiscal boost worth $500 billion-700 billion, or 3-5% of GDP.So far the only other big country to conjure up sums on this scale is China (and its huge stimulus keeps on having to be revised downward as the figures are checked).

Childcare subsidy is universal regardless of income and has been revised to keep up with rising costs.

Weintraub said that campaign finance regulations, which require disclosure of spending and disclaimers on ads, may need to be revised to keep up with the evolution of online advertising.