Sentence examples for quickly revised to from inspiring English sources

The Apollo programme was initially estimated at $7 billion but this was quickly revised to around $20 billion.

Instead of parsing the language of the law to deny them coverage, insurance practices should be quickly revised to meet the intent of Congress without delay.

Some news organizations initially reported that she had been killed, but these statements were quickly revised to reflect that she had survived with a gunshot wound to the head.

In what was widely seen as the first slip-up of Silva's campaign, her platform was quickly revised to soften its support for gay marriage after the position was attacked by an evangelical pastor on Twitter.

Initially modeled as 1,3-propanedithiolate, the assignment was quickly revised to dithiomethylamine given the ability of the amine functionality to act as a proton donor/acceptor.

For example, nursing home providers are accustomed to designing a "thirty-day plan of correction" in response to citations given by surveyors, in which the cited system of care is quickly revised to comply with the regulation.

Messages were quickly revised or developed to update the script to avoid the spread of these misconceptions.

In his quickly revised war message delivered to Congress on May 11 Polk claimed that Mexico had "invaded our territory and shed American blood on American soil".

The US Geological Survey initially reported the quake at a preliminary magnitude of 7.9, but it quickly revised the reading upward to 8.3.

Considering its size, the MDX changes direction quickly, aided by a steering whose ratio has been revised to react 9 percent more quickly.

He quickly revised his speech, which announced the bipartisan agreement, to instead call for Congress to "step up to the plate and get this done".