Sentence examples for looking at the revisions from inspiring English sources

"Looking at the revisions was like getting punched in the gut," Swonk said.

If one is looking at the revision of the regulatory regime, you must first acknowledge any revision will have to be done at two levels.

It is possible to look at the revision history of genomes within GenBank, this will give users an idea of changes on a genome by genome basis, no small feat when there are 1851 genomes available.

Those number-crunchers at Fiscal Affairs Scotland (FAS) have been looking at the latest revisions to our GDP, or gross domestic product.

"Bernanke didn't want to do this a few weeks ago, but now, looking at payrolls, the revisions, retail sales, risks were growing for a recession," Goldman said.

Look at the different revisions of the code to see how it has changed over the years.

He claimed that the older man's revisions – "not looking at the Latin, but scribbling on my English" – helped make "my best English better".

One often overlooked way to evaluate the job market is to look at the trend in revisions.

The main use of the podcasts which emerged from all students across both focus groups was as a revision tool: '... it was a case of looking at it from several different ways instead of always just opening your textbooks and looking at your revision notes, finding a third way of doing the revision and I found that really useful' (Focus group 2).

"It would give us a way to weigh in on any end deal, and we're actually looking at revisions to that now to make it more palatable to some of our friends on the other side of the aisle".

The three parties will look at revisions to the cost to the newspaper industry of arbitrating complaints, an issue that has caused concern at local papers and small publishers.