Sentence examples for revising later from inspiring English sources

He keeps revising later editions to fix a period or a single word".

The filing had to be revised later.

Also in 1924 Woolf gave a talk at Cambridge called "Character in Fiction," revised later that year as the Hogarth Press pamphlet Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown.

Moreover, this weekly index largely comprises indicators that are not revised later, such as share prices, bond yields and commodity prices.

Many economists, including Mr. Parrott, track the actual counts of people collecting benefits because they view them as a more accurate measure of economic hardship than the unemployment rate, which is often revised later.

Whatever the number – unemployment, inflation, wages – it is almost always wrong the first time the government publishes them, and then it is revised later: once, twice, three times or more.

Some of the results for CBS Thursday night may be revised later because several CBS local stations pre-empted the network Thursday to carry conference championship games in N.C.A.A. basketball.

After World War II she appeared in the revue Inside U.S.A. (1948 50) and toured in a one-woman show entitled An Evening with Beatrice Lillie (1952 and revised later productions).

The PDE catalog that was used for post-mainshock seismicity will be revised later.

These were revised later by Sedlis et al. [38, 39] and currently include the following: 1.

These raw data make it possible to recalculate the magnetization parameters if the calibration constant is revised later.