Sentence examples for much revision from inspiring English sources

It took him three months, with much revision.

They are not subject to as much revision as some other economic numbers.

The fourth edition of Leaves of Grass, published in 1867, contained much revision and rearrangement.

Did you get this right the first time round or was it a story that required much revision?

The comforting news is that none of the ghostwritten material sought to change the contents of the bill, which was not open to much revision during the debate.

She gave Graham a decade's worth of her dense, playful, aphoristic poems; Graham edited them, and, after much revision, "Monetized" was the result.

It was his way to completely rewrite, not so much as revision as a fresh vision.

Their timelines and family trees might look a touch too much like revision notes, but they're indispensable when it comes to the Wars of the Roses.

The timing is now so neat that you wonder if much choreographic revision has occurred, but "Fratres," for all its color and atmosphere, has become so well known in other contexts that it robs "Lady Macbeth" of distinction.

In its decision, the transportation board dismissed United's business plan as "fundamentally unsound," and insisted on more drastic cost-cutting and a much broader revision of strategy than United had proposed with its plan, which was intended to save $5.2 billion.

The Cursor line is hardly observable (as it follows the Product line closely) which implies that Ben did not do much regressive revision.