Sentence examples for repeatedly revised from inspiring English sources

The Bush campaign today repeatedly revised its schedule to adjust to a McCain threat in Washington.

IDC has repeatedly revised its forecast for PC shipments downwards since early 2010, according to data collated by the Guardian.

The central trope is reinvention: how Malcolm Little constantly reworked himself and how commentators and iconographers have repeatedly revised him.

The museum had fought long and hard for public approval, and Mr. Piano had repeatedly revised the design to allay objections by neighborhood residents.

And he found that while the company repeatedly revised its brochures, videotapes and other materials, it continued to make false representations.

Indeed, the figures have been repeatedly revised, even over quite short periods of time, casting strong doubt on the validity of the economic models being used.

Ford Motor, for example, has had to repeatedly revise its popular Sync system to mitigate distractions and make it easier for consumers to use.

To that end, it has insisted that carriers repeatedly revise their business plans, make deeper cuts in spending and grant the government the option of taking part-ownership in exchange for its backing.

He was meticulous in his writings, and would repeatedly revise and re-write both pieces for publication and personal letters.

These changes have made the Agincourt review process much more efficient, since the need to repeatedly revise requests and datasets has been greatly reduced.

The ranking of clients and their needs by priority was not a one-off process, but CCWs were repeatedly revising decisions about which clients were seen first, what form of support was provided, and at what point in the care process.