Sentence examples for revised calculation from inspiring English sources

Thursday's data included a revised calculation of total net borrowing for the last financial year, 2012-13, which the ONS now believes was £115bn, excluding temporary factors.

Another revised calculation covered programming costs, which should have been reduced by $42 million last year and $23 million a year earlier, if Adelphia had calculated programming expenses in an appropriate manner, the document said.

Furthermore, taking the most similar case located as the foundation, and matching it with regression analysis, this study carries out revised calculation and comparative investigation to rapidly acquire the analytic results.

That downward revision could even lead to a revised calculation for second-quarter economic growth to zero -- or even to a slight contraction.

That is below the agency's 2007 estimate of a 17 percent difference, and the Government Accountability Office has said the T.S.A.'s revised calculation still had faults.

But the revised calculation excluded a piece of data from a survey on business investment that has, for as long as anyone here can remember, been included -- the rate of increase or decrease in capital investment by Japan's financial institutions.

Each of those categories was included in the Fed's revised calculations that boosted the limit on swipe fees.

Hansen's revised calculations have prompted him to engage in activities — like marching on Washington — that aging government scientists don't usually go in for.

Police and crime commissioners say the Home Office refused to provide revised calculations for each force – leaving them to try to work it out for themselves.

As an example of the Romney campaign's hurriedly revised calculations, aides had begun discussing an unlikely strategy that relies on delegates who are pledged to other candidates but who are not technically bound to them.

The museum administration responded, almost overnight, by removing, with hammer and chisel, the inscriptions on the nineteen stone plaques, and charging the International Auschwitz Council with the task of drafting a new text incorporating Piper's revised calculations.