Sentence examples for revised these from inspiring English sources

But economic statistics are subject to revision, and a lot are being revised these days.

After Nikki went back to school, Hardwicke surreptitiously revised these characterisations, making them more even-handed.

The Polish Geological Survey later revised these figures down by a factor of ten.

Wordsworth subsequently revised these lines, changing "I mean to speak" to "The song would speak", and "common minds" to "passive minds".

"As our understanding of NO2 evolves this must be reflected in our projections which is why we have revised these figures – work is under way to ensure compliance with EU limits in the shortest possible time".

Johnson was angered by the appearance of his name on the spines, because he had neither "recommended" nor "revised" these poets, except for adding Isaac Watts, Sir Richard Blackmore, John Pomfret, Thomas Yalden, and James Thomson to the list.

But we need to revise these images.

"There is absolutely no chance that this cabinet will discuss revising these principles".

"Peacock retells and revises these multigenerational stories in a fascinating palimpsest," Megan Harlan wrote here in 2000.

The American Bar Association, at its annual meeting this month, urged Congress and the executive branch to revise these rules substantially.

You'll need to revise these notes a few times before you're ready to move on.