Sentence examples for large revisions from inspiring English sources

Changes in inventories, however, are often subject to large revisions.

All the figures are adjusted to take account of seasonal variations and include the Labor Department's best estimate of jobs created by new firms, which makes them subject to potentially large revisions next year.

The company has no audited financial reports available, and while it has disclosed large revisions to past numbers, it has warned that those may not be the final changes.

Large revisions like these are common in the personal income data, which is a hard series to calculate because it requires many different sources of income to be added together.

The number of Americans who filed for the first time for state jobless benefits fell 23,000 last week to 333,000, the Labor Department reported today, adding that holiday estimates by states may lead to large revisions in last week's numbers.

Another former U.K. rate-setter and arch-dove, David Blanchflower, has pointed out that even if nominal-GDP targeting was a good idea in theory, it is a bad idea in practice because nominal GDP is hard to measure and prone to large revisions.

That may not seem like a large revision.

That would not be an unusually large revision.

But rather than any great investment or government initiative, this jump was due to a large revision by the Bureau of Statistics – and it is a revision that certainly was not observed among workers, whose wages and hours worked continued to stagnate.

Therefore we conducted a retrospective study on a large revision arthroplasty database to answer the following questions: (1) What is the frequency of this approach in this population?

The second cut, made yesterday at a presentation at the University Club in Midtown Manhattan, represents one of the largest revisions downward of his forecasting career.