Sentence examples for revised to note from inspiring English sources

* This post has been revised to note that "The Secrets of Grown-Ups" is available as an e-book.

*This sentence has been revised to note the correct year that Arnold Rothstein fixed the World Series.

CORRECTION: This article has been revised to note that the town of Sar Hawza is in Afghanistan, not Pakistan.

The reviewers recommend that the text of the manuscript should be revised to note these points.

In his consumer guide for The Village Voice, critic Robert Christgau gave There's a Riot Goin' On an "A-", which he later revised to "A+", Christgau noted that "what's expressed is the bitterest ghetto pessimism" and complimented its "subtle production techniques and jarring song compositions", while citing it as "one of those rare albums whose whole actually does exceed the sum of its parts".

It has been revised to include a note that "amendments to the Vegetation Management Act 1999 failed to pass in the Queensland parliament" and that "the status of this action will be reflected in future status reports as significantly delayed".

On Saturday, a Kushner attorney, Jamie Gorelick, said her client had previously revised required disclosure forms to note multiple meetings with foreign nationals, including the session in June with Veselnitskaya.

It is important to note that a revised list of threats is provided by the CSA [24].

While you may choose to resubmit a revised manuscript, please note that substantial progress to address the reviewers' concerns is required for a subsequent review to be considered.

She intended to revise, noting that the death of one character was perhaps schmaltzy, and that she found "in general, not enough simplicity".

The European Commission conceded that the UK would be under no obligation to sign up to the revised system but noted "it's premature to say what the implications might be if [the UK] did or didn't".