Sentence examples for latest revised from inspiring English sources

Back in December, tomorrow's date, 7 February, was named as the latest revised opening night.

Out campaigners claimed that the latest revised text to emerge on Thursday represented a further watering down of a plan that they had already dismissed as inadequate.

This Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case of Trump v. Hawaii, about the Administration's latest revised order.

Her latest revised edition of a Louisiana classic, "The Forgotten People: Cane River's Creoles of Color," has just been released at Louisiana State University Press.

This year, Madrid economists think it will end up with a deficit of about 7 percent, rather than its latest revised target of 6.3 percent.

That seems to be what it took for the editors of the Concise Oxford Dictionary to give the S.M.S. shorthand system its own appendix in the latest revised edition, released last week.

Lonergan was suffering through the flu and had been up late revising the script and was seated at a makeshift table in the darkened theater, watching the actors walk through a scene that they messed up a few times.

The IMF's latest forecast revised down projections of global growth this year, but nonetheless predicted a better performance than in 2012.

In the latest Genome Guidelines revised in 2013, ERCs play a more crucial role in several key decisions on the scope of informed consent, the use of existing samples and the return of research results to sample donors.

NM, JRG and ACC drafted the report, and all co-authors (except for the late FrM) revised the manuscript.

The stability of the "out of order" firing is captured in part by the correlations between place cell activity in the early and late laps (revised Figure 1) and is similar across genotypes in the de novo condition.