Sentence examples for revised and extended from inspiring English sources

Overview of major revisions: A) We revised and extended the Results and Discussion to incorporate the new results and draw the conclusions mentioned above.

The deal has been regularly revised and extended since then, including revisions in 2008 and 2009.

The next year, and again in 1928, under the Dawes Plan and the Young Plan, the country's debts were revised and extended, but this didn't work either.

He revised and extended his original plans for the art school, much to the consternation of the building committee, who pleaded with him to keep the contract Always Before Him.

His success as a painter and architect after 1555 was considerable, but his most important contribution to Mannerism was undoubtedly his advocacy of Mannerist ideals in his Lives, first published in 1550 and revised and extended in 1568.

The United States did not ratify it until 1882, but in 1863 President Lincoln's War Department had drawn up its own set of rules, which anticipated many of the provisions not only of Dunant's Convention but also of the revised and extended versions of 1906 and 1929.

"I was among those who found the first version of this show incoherent and self-indulgent," critic Charles Spencer concluded, when it arrived at the National in 1996, "but this amazing production, radically revised and extended over the past two years, lays such doubts to rest.

Humans are constantly revising and extending their vocabularies.

In other words, M. Kirwani should be bold in revising and extending the current draft.

The transportation initiative would revise and extend legislation that has lapsed.

House members most often speak for only a minute, though they get to revise and extend their remarks and make them look longer in the Congressional Record.