Sentence examples for revised a bit from inspiring English sources

And not all statistics are surprising on the upside; first-quarter gross domestic product was revised a bit lower in the latest estimate, released Thursday.

In a curious debate last night that revised a bit of recent political dialogue, the two Democratic candidates for mayor worked to appear restrained, even unified.

It consists of a set of six papers developed in a course at the University of Chicago in the Fall term of 2010, and then later revised a bit for CCJ.

Dr. Nittaya Kotchabhakdi, who managed the project to develop the Facts for Life website, said the information on it has been revised a bit to take into account the situation of children in Thailand and the recommendations of experts from the Ministry of Public Health, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, Ministry of Education and the Royal College of Pediatricians.

If I heard more commentary like that from pols -- that took risks at the pulpit and did less pandering -- I might revise a bit of my objection to this sort of politicking.

Many times students - myself included - have nobly stayed up until the wee hours of the morning to tweak an essay due the next day, or to revise "a bit more" information before an exam, so that when the day arrives, they are EXHAUSTED and cannot perform to their natural, high standard.

Besides lending credence to the big bang theory, the CMB data let astrophysicists calculate the rate at which the universe is expanding (which was revised down a bit in the light of the Planck results), and thus its age (which was revised up, by 50m years or so, to 13.8 billion years).

Revise a little bit at a time, and your poem will gradually become what you want it to be.

I think perhaps they can now revise things a bit.

(Revised numbers show a bit more jobs growth, but voters making a decision in November 1992 weren't privy to those numbers).

MySpace revised its rules a bit, making it harder for older users to interact with younger ones (at least for those telling the truth about their ages).