Sentence examples for revised of what from inspiring English sources

It therefore will be useful to look back and get a sense of what Descartes had in mind and thus get a preliminary grasp (which will be revised) of what Spinoza means by "attribute".

Mr. Kordek actually revised a revision of what until the 1930s had been called the pin game.

These need to come up with revised versions of what the last 70 years have produced.

Around this time, the N.H.T.S.A. passed a revised version of what's called the 301 rule, which stated that the fuel systems of passenger cars had to be safe from rupture in collisions of thirty miles per hour.

But doesn't the same problem exist where a liquidated damages clause, originally intended as a good faith estimate of the promisee's expected loss, sets damages at an amount well in excess of the parties' revised prediction of what the loss will be?

The Cascadia clubs and perhaps most pertinently, the small market success story of Sporting KC (another former Hunt family club, and one-time also-ran franchise) have revised expectations of what a well-run MLS club can function as, while on the playing side several teams have begun to see early returns on an expanding academy system.

Yet their experiments ultimately led to new approaches and revised interpretations of what was at issue with epigenesist and preformationist accounts of development.

Organizations must embrace and welcome that input from analytics professionals, encouraging and even expecting them to play the role of consultant, mentor and coach in a company-wide effort to question and revise assumptions of what's possible.

Consequently, by the end of this stage, they have developed a new concept or at least have greatly revised their ideas of what they need to do.

Baker writes that Obama went from a candidate "full of confidence to the point of hubris" to a two-term president who had "radically revised his expectations" of what was possible.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday again revised his account of what he knew about the Trump campaign's dealings with Russians, acknowledging for the first time that he recalled a meeting where a foreign policy adviser mentioned having contacts who could possibly broker a meeting between then-candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladi­mir Putin.