Sentence examples for revised past from inspiring English sources

Each resort embodies a different late-20th-century notion of the Lavish Vacation: the idealized future, say, and the revised past.

Some tweaks are tiny but many are material: around 30% of managers revised past figures by 0.5% or more, roughly equivalent to a month's returns.In this section The hottest frontier Where did all the money go?

Rosstat has stood by the 2018 number but said it incorrectly listed construction data from previous months in December, and that it will revise past reports.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has been now revising past months' jobs creation by as much as 50percentt, since June, which means there really was no danger of a second recession.

Given the legislative vacuum until the next general elections, the Assembly may expand its mission and act as a regular parliament -- discussing and approving the budget of 2012, revising past laws and passing new laws, much in the way Israel's first Knesset conducted itself in administering both original and amendatory legislation of residual laws during the British Mandatory period.

For Kepesh seems not only to have aged but also to have quietly indulged the great prerogative of Roth's heroes, and entirely revised his past.

ENRON'S swift fall, culminating in its bankruptcy filing in early December, came after the company revised its past financial statements to more accurately reflect partnership deals like the LJM2 arrangement.

Wilson had attempted to railroad his revised plan past the committee at its last meeting, but members voted instead to hire consultants to review Wilson's financial and engineering plans for the Marketplace.

But we have begun to revise our past policies.

Longevity experts call this life review -- revising the past to integrate the different chapters into a coherent narrative.

Labour has been forced to revise its past laxity on welfare by the popularity of the coalition's tough approach to the unemployed.