Sentence examples for revising downwards from inspiring English sources

Ford also signed a wide-ranging joint venture with Peugeot of France to produce diesel engines.Raytheon, an American defence giant, issued its second profits warning in a month, revising downwards its previous estimates of a dismal financial performance.

Historians have struggled to come up with an estimate of the scale of the slaughter, though they are revising downwards the former figure of 10 million victims, as many deaths were also caused by disease.

The advance GDP estimate will be released on April 28th, and everyone expects a dismal figure.In this section The shores of recovery You've had a pleasant run A warning shot Revising downwards They all come home Thrusters v laggards Trump this ReprintsThere are many reasons for it.

And a criminal record reduces the likelihood of employment, by as much as 57% for black applicants.In this section The shores of recovery You've had a pleasant run A warning shot Revising downwards They all come home Thrusters v laggards Trump this ReprintsMost prisoners are released back to their neighbourhoods, but these are often ill equipped to deal with them.

A poll published on April 14th by Public Policy Polling put Mr Trump in the lead, with 26% to Mr Huckabee's 17%.Born in the USA, if nothing elseIn this section The shores of recovery You've had a pleasant run A warning shot Revising downwards They all come home Thrusters v laggards Trump this ReprintsLike most of the Republican field, Mr Trump has not yet confirmed that he is a candidate.

This was revised downwards to 40,000 earlier this year.

Energy subsidies have been revised downwards or scrapped altogether.

These figures are likely to be revised downwards heavily.

Who knows whether that will have to be revised downwards?

This post was revised at 9.40am ET after officials revised downwards their earlier casualty estimates.

Last year's official tickets figure has been revised downwards, from 1.95m to 1,829,931.