Sentence examples for modest revisions of from inspiring English sources

they probably can be explained away through modest revisions of our syntactic and/or semantic theories.

Modest revisions of the existing model were therefore necessary to enable bridging to children.

Modest revisions of the filament structure and assembly in the two- and three-filament models bring them into agreement with HRF data provided that both forms are present in fibrils as indicated by mass-per-length determinations.

To implement even a modest revision of collective self-defence has been a struggle.

Under a modest revision of the Rome treaty, now due to enter formally into force next month, the Council of Ministers is taking more of its decisions by majority voting.

But it was possible, he went on, that many people had voted outside their home towns.The council may be preparing for a modest revision of the results, giving Mr Mousavi a few more votes, probably in a few days' time.

I think the authors could round-out their discussion of needed research in this and related areas through a modest revision of their original article.

The critics of Oxford's modest revisions to a small dictionary — the book in question is aimed at seven-year-olds — make a convenient reductive leap: that adding "broadband" while deleting "acorn" is a sure sign that the human race is going to the "devil" (subtracted) while holding an "MP3 player" (added).

Modest revisions to the theme labels were made, and undertaken to produce the final version of the findings/analysis offered below.

Growth in both the third and fourth quarters of 2013 will be higher than the Bank envisaged in the August inflation report, and it would take only a modest revision to output forecasts – of around 0.25% a year – to bring back to 2015 the date by which unemployment hits 7%.

I had written a memoir about my childhood obsession with Bardot, so I said O.K. and suggested some modest revisions.