Sentence examples similar to no considerable revisions from inspiring English sources

Along the way, Mr. Booth makes some claims, always without substantiation, that, if true, would force considerable revisions of history.

Commissioned by the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago, where the play was staged in 2013, "Head of Passes" has since undergone considerable revisions.

We fully appreciate this concern and have made considerable revisions to the manuscript to address it.

He had done considerable revision that morning on the manuscript.

Thus many lawmakers say it is likely to undergo considerable revision.

Did it take considerable revision to shape the rhythm of "Determination" into a humorous ending?

The presenters all stressed that the findings were early, incomplete and subject to considerable revision.

President William McKinley's reputation has undergone considerable revision in recent years.

Deciding to do the job himself, he published "The Bonfire of the Vanities" in Rolling Stone magazine, then, after considerable revision, in book form in 1987.

Individual teachers have said that they have made their unit a continuing part of their teaching, though they also have said that they have subjected it to considerable revision, selection, combination with other things.

Much was discovered by textual scholarship after Heminge and Condell did their original work, and the result was a considerable revision in what came to be regarded as the best choice of original text from which an editor ought to work.