Sentence examples for revised to a from inspiring English sources

For example, the second paragraph (33 43) about Telemachus, in which Ulysses muses again about domestic life, is a "revised version [of lines 1 5] for public consumption": a "savage race" is revised to a "rugged people".

There were four re-revisions: one LOR cup due to recurrent dislocation (case 46), who was revised to a constrained liner, and three cases (25, 29, and 31) due to aseptic loosening.

The April figure had been revised to a 1.1percentt gain earlier this month.

He was revised to a total knee arthroplasty with an excellent functional outcome at 1 year.

In this series, a failed first-generation patellofemoral arthroplasty was revised to a second-generation prosthesis.

(The forecast has since been revised to a 40 percent chance of rain).

"Now these numbers are being revised to a quarter-point cut, which is just not as encouraging".

Economists polled by Reuters had expected the decline in productivity to be revised to a 1.6 percent rate.

Game 5's original 5.3 rating Thursday night was revised to a 4.2 when the ratings from the rest of the country were calculated.

The investment returns on which their contributions were based have been revised to a lower level, after disappointing stock market performance.

Earlier estimates that between 15 and 20 million Africans were transported across the Atlantic have been revised to a figure of 10 million, which appears more realistic.