Sentence examples for revised if from inspiring English sources

Western feminists' reservations might be revised if they lived in Ukraine.

But those fundamental ideas always need to be revised if the subject is to live and develop.

Perhaps his perception of Bath as a city for the middle classes might have been revised if he had.

Dudley says he is still keen to invest there, but that ambition will surely have to be revised if the politics become trickier.

So far, the 2004 presidential election shows a broadly healthy democracy; but that judgment would need to be revised if its result is contested.

The thinking behind this, according to the DWP, is that MR offers an opportunity to resolve disputes quickly, ease pressure on tribunals, and allow decisions to be revised if appropriate.

Some of those descriptions need revising if they are to be applied to Louis-Dreyfus now.

But one of the beauties of inventing a whole new language is that you have the freedom to change and revise if and when needed.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said that Congress "ought to take a look at" revising, if not repealing, the Fourteenth Amendment, which grants citizenship to anyone born in the U.S.

But whether this story has a happy ending will depend on the federal government's willingness to monitor, and revise if necessary, wolf management plans it has agreed to in Idaho and Montana and is about to strike with Wyoming.

From our point of view, main road of this update is to review and revise (if necessary) the basic provisions, postulates of TRIZ, called (in accordance with modern approaches of the philosophy of science) as "paradigm" or "ontology"a.