Sentence examples for revised numbers from inspiring English sources

Even the recently revised numbers are inferred from two surveys rather than counted directly.

The revised numbers come because the government has access to better data, after a long delay.

Revised numbers showed that job growth in June and July was smaller than previously indicated.

The revised numbers also reflect some better information as new data becomes available.

It needs to be acquired because its customers are not willing to believe even its revised numbers.

Analysts said the revised numbers reinforced the third quarter's strength but suggested that growth going forward would be slow.

Sales billed were $1.61 billion, little changed from January's revised number and 90percentt above the $845 million in sales billed a year earlier.

(Wilde's cell, though it's now changed due to a revised numbering system), I ask Goldin if she has found it an oppressive place.

After an emergency Cobra meeting, Mr Hammond said that they were "waiting final confirmation" on the revised number.

The revised number reflects an additional 52 deaths from what had previously been reported.

But even that revised number -- just 1.7% of the overall budget -- is called "draconian" by leading Democrats.