Sentence examples for lost revise from inspiring English sources

If more then 1 kilogram a week is being lost, revise your diet or cut back on the amount of cardio training you are doing.

Such units would have significant duration, but they would not be likely to endure for as long as persons — insofar as memories typically fade, beliefs and desires are lost or revised over time, and so forth — and they certainly wouldn't endure as long as the life of the human being of which they were a part.

After adjusting for the usual seasonal fluctuations in hiring and firing, Ms. Denham estimated the city added 10,100 jobs in December after losing a revised total of 18,500 jobs in November.

ADP's employment survey got the day's trading off to a fast start, showing private sector payrolls added 9,000 jobs in July after losing a revised 77,000 in June.

This Codex has been lost, but a revised edition of 534 exists as part of the so-called Corpus Juris Civilis.

After Bizet's death many of his manuscripts were lost; works were revised by other hands, and published in these unauthorised versions so that it is often difficult to establish what is authentic Bizet.

Patients become censored when they are revised, lost to follow-up or die, and they are seldom followed long enough to contribute ten-year survival data.

The number of jobs lost in November was revised up, to 584,000.

Even more disconcerting was the revision to September's data on job losses, which had initially shown 159,000 lost jobs but was revised to up to 284,000.

Whether the remaining 12 hips were revised or lost to follow-up, or whether the patient had died, is unclear.

He dictated most of the book to associates before he lost his voice & then revised the manuscrip using his computer.