Sentence examples for revised up by from inspiring English sources

A year earlier, the June 2006 figure was revised up by $62 billion, and a similar revision could come this year.

That was down from December's 18,000 gain, which had been revised up by 4,000, which was down from an earlier Commerce Department revision of up by 6,000, according to the Treasury Department.

During this parliament, forecast borrowing has already had to be revised up by £46bn.

Australia's growth in 2002 has been revised up by even more, to 4.0%.

Labour also finds that borrowing has been revised up by £4.9bn this year and £7.6bn next year.

In contrast, GDP figures in the euro area were revised up by an average of 0.3 points.

U.S. Q2 Growth Revised Up; Boosted By Defense.

"Over two years he's revised up borrowing by £12.5bn... this means the chancellor will have borrowed in this parliament £219bn more than he planned in 2010," he said.

In seven of the past 40 quarters, GDP has been revised up or down by 0.7 percentage points or more, says Kevin Daly at Goldman Sachs.

Japan's growth for the quarter was revised up slightly, growing by 0.6% over the previous quarter, thus ending a prolonged recession.See article: Deflation and the world economy.

This is especially true for IED attacks, with monthly totals revised up or down by dozens of deaths.