Sentence examples for revise much from inspiring English sources
But during a City Planning Commission hearing yesterday on the Giuliani administration's plan to revise much of New York's zoning code, there was strong support for the most far-reaching revision of the city zoning resolution since 1961.
In any event, we cannot simply accept that pure water (in the form of a homeopathic medicine) is medically effective unless we are also willing to revise much of our basic scientific conception of chemistry and the body.
But that was a curated event, and Nabokov had already revised much of the draft copy.
They are early works, all composed before the First Symphony, though revised much later too, and full of hints of the greater music to come.
Electronic books, for example, can be revised much more often and more cheaply than their printed versions, and professors may be more inclined to encourage students to buy new CD-based editions instead of relying on used but still current books.
Changes and events requiring revision of articles are more readily apparent in the scientific, technological, biographical, and historical areas, with the result that articles in such fields are revised much more frequently than articles in such fields as the humanities, where important changes do occur, though more subtly.
To complement the updated civilizations, the studio revised much of the technology from Empire Earth.
His criminal laws remained largely in effect in Oregon until the legislature revised much of those laws in 1971.
Third, the biggest step, would be to suspend further F-35 production until the test aircraft, all of them now funded, can complete a revised, much more thorough flight test schedule.
During his years as judge and attorney general he was responsible for drafting and revising much of the state's legislation as part of the transition from British rule to independence.
