Sentence examples for revised economy from inspiring English sources

With the introduction of the Soul and the revised economy cars fitted with premium features, Kia's momentum remains one of the feel-good stories of the industry, one it hopes to prolong.

Analysts said the C-Max Hybrid's revised fuel economy was unlikely to significantly affect the car's residual value.

"E.P.A. welcomes this emerging trend and will be working with consumer advocates, environmental organizations and auto manufacturers to propose revised fuel-economy testing regulations to ensure that consumers are consistently given the accurate fuel economy information on which they have come to rely," the agency said in a statement.

We really require bold actions to revise an economy that currently leaves our far more people than it includes.

For all of 2000, according to the revised figures, the economy grew 5percentthethe strongest since 7.3percentt growth in 1984.

That number has now been revised down America's economy shrank at a 6.2% annual pace in the fourth quarter.

This concern saw Europe's markets open lower this morning, and the declines had further fuel added to the fire by the OECD who in their latest assessment of the global economy revised their outlook down again, this time from 3.4% to 3.1% on a global basis.

According to these new numbers, research and development and entertainment added $471 billion to the revised $16.2 trillion overall economy through the end of 2012.

The latest International Monetary Fund forecasts for the world economy have revised up British growth to 2.9% this year.

In November the size of Ghana's economy was revised up by a massive 75% after government statisticians improved their data and added in industries such as telecoms.

Just four days earlier Britain's national statistics were revised to show an economy much further from its peak than previously thought.