Sentence examples for revised the number from inspiring English sources

Then he revised the number to 8, Ms. Harper said.

(The authorities revised the number downward on Monday, saying that some names had been counted twice).

When I pressed him, he revised the number upward, to 18, 632.

The government initially said six lawmakers had been killed, but later revised the number to four.

The Labor Department also revised the number of jobs lost in November to 88,000 from 40,000.

They recently revised the number to 10,521, after hundreds had been classified as special education students.

The department later revised the numbers, but the city audit found the discrepancy to be far larger than previously reported.

Subsequent editions by P. von Waldersee (1905), Alfred Einstein (1937), and Franz Giegling (1964)—greatly added to Köchel's store of information and radically revised the numbering of some pre-1784 works (for which the designations "K-E" or "K6" are sometimes used).

"As a result, to ensure a safe and secure Games, they have revised the numbers of trained staff required.

Another ARBiH report, prepared in March 1993, revised the numbers saying eight civilians and three ARBiH soldiers were killed, while 13 troops and 10 civilians were wounded.

During the quarter, American households increased their spending 1.1percentthethe government said, revising the number down from 1.2percentt.