Sentence examples for may need revision from inspiring English sources

And all the comparisons to the 1994 midterms, indeed a disaster for Democrats, may need revision.

With so many productions a year and prime seats selling for nearly $300 each, the old model may need revision.

But a new critique (pdf) by Thomas Herndon, Michael Ash and Robert Pollin claims that this result may need revision.

The new view also suggests that astronomers' view of how planets like the Earth formed may need revision.

Keep in mind we will be following our district guidelines which may need revision once we test the system.

The results quantify the effects of detergency with temperature and indicate a general shortfall in current code-based predictions, and suggest that building codes may need revision.

RESULTS: Of the 18 education tools, four were rated as "good, may need revisions, but sufficient for use", 12 were rated as "marginal, needs revision prior to use", and two were rated as "poor, inadequate for use".

Government agencies tasked with carrying out the order were given little or no warning about what it contained ahead of time, and while Congressional staffers helped draft the order, according to Politico, a number of Senate Republicans said they were not consulted and that it may need revisions.

Interestingly, R. annulatus appeared within the monophyletic clade of R. microplus in the 16S mtDNA tree or as a paraphyletic branche in the 12S mtDNA tree suggesting that the denomination of R. annulatus may needs revision.

Clinically, this represents a maximum of 62 cases at risk for implant failure that may ultimately need revision surgery.

A patient that has a hip replacement at the age of 60 may need several revision operations by the time they reach ninety.