Sentence examples for report revised from inspiring English sources

But in a warning that is taken seriously by financial markets, the latest Moody's report revised its forward-looking outlook to negative from stable.

It's because the department's conclusions echo those of the late Professor Jim Mansell's reports (1993's Mansell report, revised in 2007, and 2010's Raising Our Sights).

For example, today's report revised up the February payroll figure from 236,000 to 268,000, and the January figure from 119,000 to 148,000.

Friday's report revised employment upward for the previous two months, and was otherwise largely in line with the expectations of forecasters.

Governor Kaine, a Democrat, had resisted calls from the families to reopen the investigation, but he agreed to have the report revised to include corrections requested by families of the victims.

To help clear up the confusion, it is worth consulting an official government report, revised last year, that explains in detail how Parliament's power to order nonmembers of the Commons to appear has lapsed over the years.

Even by Mr. Obama's preferred way of counting, those two years could be better if the July report revises the June figure down by 26,000 jobs.

In late 2012, the Congressional Budget Office issued a report revising potential gross domestic product downward because of weak investment in the underlying productive capacity of the economy, a slowdown in productivity growth and demographic shifts.

Nor is it a perfectly accurate system, with each report revising estimates from past months as more data turns up.

A full list of the questions used in a DHS survey is presented in the DHS report 'Revising unmet need for family planning' (Appendix A in Ref. 10).

By yesterday afternoon, six Wall Street analysts -- a third of those who follow Hewlett-Packard -- had reported revised earnings estimates for the quarter.