Sentence examples for revised later from inspiring English sources

(The speech was part of a strange new phenomenon whereby policies seem to get announced earlier and earlier, then revised later and later).But for Labour to revive, and maybe for Mr Brown to survive, it will take more than a semblance of unity and the odd crowd-pleaser.

The filing had to be revised later.

Moreover, this weekly index largely comprises indicators that are not revised later, such as share prices, bond yields and commodity prices.

Also in 1924 Woolf gave a talk at Cambridge called "Character in Fiction," revised later that year as the Hogarth Press pamphlet Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown.

Many economists, including Mr. Parrott, track the actual counts of people collecting benefits because they view them as a more accurate measure of economic hardship than the unemployment rate, which is often revised later.

Whatever the number – unemployment, inflation, wages – it is almost always wrong the first time the government publishes them, and then it is revised later: once, twice, three times or more.

He keeps revising later editions to fix a period or a single word".

There's plenty of time to go back and revise later.

The essay ended up being more than 500 words, but I didn't worry too much because I knew I could revise later -- the information was all there; I just had to trim the essay to perfection.

Follow the strategy of speed and accuracy as it always gives you time to revise later.

The report is a preliminary study that is going to be revised later this year, Petersen says.