Sentence examples for more revisions than from inspiring English sources

"The plan for Washington Square went through more revisions than any in my 30 years working in the parks department," said Mr. Benepe, who seemed excruciatingly tired when he recalled the months of fighting involved in getting the plan approved.

According to Nielsen's estimates, which were subject to more revision than usual because of pre-emptions of network schedules in several cities by live football broadcasts, "Big Brother" delivered a strong 10.6 million viewers at 8 p.m. while CBS's "CSI" and "The Mentalist" drew 9.8 million and 8.5 million viewers at 9 and 10.

Liou and Peng (2009) More revision oriented comments than non-revision-oriented comments after training.

Another attractive feature of the results is that our measure of output gap turns out to be more robust to revisions than standard measures when 'The Great Recession' emerged.

No one was more buffeted by those revisions than Gov. George E. Pataki of New York.

The low proficient group made significantly more overall revisions and precontextual revisions (i.e. revisions made at the point of inscription) than did the high proficient group.

More than one in five children in England said they spent more time on revision than on any other activity.

"That is a much more significant downward revision than we usually see in a quarter," said Ken Perkins, research analyst at Thomson First Call, adding that quarterly estimates are typically lowered by about 3percentt.

The theories of the natural sciences appear to be less certain and more open to revision than mathematical theories.

Perhaps he can argue that his revision is more conservative than the revisions required by ideal utilitarianism.

The essay can be revised twice for no more than three revisions.