Sentence examples for revised directions from inspiring English sources

In 10 seconds or so, without a hint of rebuke or exasperation, Yvonne chimes in with revised directions.

Additionally, when we use a larger dataset, we can conduct testing of revised hypotheses for 1st person plural (D > T), 1st person singular (D > T), and swearing (T > D) to establish if new results are significant in the revised directions.

The council hired CRT/tanaka, a public relations firm based in Richmond, Va., for a media campaign to emphasize B.B.B.'s revised direction — for a total cost of $1 million.

Between 1988, when Dreyfus first planned to add to its Sutton Park campus, and recent months, when it revised its direction, an economic recession intervened, exacting a particularly heavy toll in Westchester.

I'm proud of what we did as a team to get the company pointed in a revised, fresh direction and back on track.

He revisited scrapped ideas from the sessions for Thundercat's debut album and revised their direction for Until the Quiet Comes.

Cage later revised the performing directions to allow for readings by any instrument or group of instruments at any duration.

Over all, the new figures are in line with a trend often seen when the data is revised: "Benchmark revisions are in the direction of the inflection," said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG.

The sector development plan is being revised to provide clearer directions with the corresponding funding requirement," said Mr. Monzur Hossain, the Secretary of Local Government Division.

It has revised in a downward direction its projections for the belated recovery in GDP, productivity (or output per hour worked) and living standards.

JGG provided the overall direction and revised the manuscript.