Sentence examples for revised range from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that judging by the first quarter, even the revised range may be high.

At $36 per share, the midpoint of the revised range, Facebook will raise $12.1 billion - making it the third largest I.P.O.

Whereas BMWs, Audis and Mercedes opt for a cerebral coolness, he thinks that what makes Jaguars and Range Rovers special is their "richer personality .After the success of the mid-size XF and with heavily revised Range Rovers and the radical new XJ saloon just launched, JLR's product line-up has never looked in better shape.

Under the revised range, UPS is set to miss analyst expectations.

Ryanair lowered its full-year profit guidance (excluding Laudamotion) on Monday from $1.44 billion to $1.55 billion€1.2525 billion - €1.35 billion) to a revised range of $1.27 billion to $1.38 billion€1.1010 billion - €1.20 billion).

Fourth-quarter gross margin percentage is expected to be between 55% and 57%, as compared with the previous expectation of 56%, plus or minus a couple of points, and is expected to be in the upper half of the revised range.

There are several reasons that specimen coordinates might be at variance with the Jepson eFlora including: the need to revise range statements in the Jepson eFlora, incorrect coordinates assigned to specimens, misidentifications or unincorporated taxonomic revisions, and technical mapping issues.

Google's stock opened at $100.01 after the company priced the shares at $85 each, the low end of the revised $85 to $95 range and far short of the original filing range of $108 to $135.

Mountain View, Calif.-based Google priced its shares at $85 each, the low end of the revised $85 to $95 range and far short of the original filing range of $108 to $135.

The revised price range increases the maximum potential proceeds from the sale to $234 million, and implies a total value for the company of up to $2.3 billion.

The exact dates of the Shang dynasty are uncertain; traditionally, they have been given as from c. 1766 to c. 1122 bce, but more recent archaeological evidence has revised the range to between c. 1600 and 1046 bce.