Sentence examples for revised in the course of from inspiring English sources

(A Buzzfeed post called "6 Sexist Things That Happened at the Oscars" was revised, in the course of the evening, to "9 Sexist Things").

In the nineties, when she composed the list of ten capabilities to which all humans should be entitled — a list that she's revised in the course of many papers — she and the feminist legal scholar Catherine MacKinnon debated whether "justified anger" should make the list.

(It also found that more than half of senior executives have their goals revised in the course of the year, but only one-third of middle managers do so).Then again, there is also ample evidence of the nasty consequences that can follow when employees are given poorly chosen objectives.

The German Renewable Energy Sources Act (the Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz, EEG), which is the main instrument of energy transition policy with its feed-in tariffs, is supposed to be fundamentally revised in the course of this year.

The original TiC-O instrument (revised in the course of the study) used here consists of two parts.

These recommendations were revised in the course of the AMG amendments in cooperation with the Paul-Ehrlich Institut (PEI), published for public consultation in 2007 and finalized after minor modifications in 2010 [ 17– 17].

The director invited Pitt and Norton to help revise the script, and the group drafted five revisions in the course of a year.

Such tools saw use in his poems chronicling the Radha-Krishna romance, which were repeatedly revised over the course of seventy years.

An interview guide was prepared and revised during the course of data collection.

The guide was revised during the course of data collection to allow new emerging issues to be included.

"In 2016, the outlook remains uncertain, particularly for oil exporters that based their budgets on optimistic oil price assumptions and may have to revise their plans in the course of the year," it said.