Sentence examples for soon to be revised from inspiring English sources

There are also fears that the water, without a treatment plant, would no longer be acceptable under Federal guidelines that are soon to be revised.

They think that by 2050 average life expectancy in the best-performing country could easily reach the mid-90s.Rises in life expectancy have been habitually underestimated because it seemed unlikely that the improvement could go on for ever, and just as regularly the figures have had to be revised soon afterwards.

Indeed, lawmakers of all persuasions were predicting yesterday that the tax cut would have to be revised fairly soon just to fix the accounting tricks that disguised its cost.

After weekend consultations in Najaf with Ayatollah Sistani, the Shiite leaders agreed to sign the charter, only to issue new calls for the document to be revised as soon as the ceremony ended.

This isn't a miracle machine, it's a competent performer with an unexpected price and form factor. Chances are it's going to be revised relatively soon with improved hardware, some tweaks to the design, and maybe an external Blu-ray drive as an option.

They predicted that the tax cut would have to be revised, but not soon.

This is a comically sophistic rule but one that seems unlikely to be revised any time soon, in part because of the scandal over pedophile priests and their protectors within the church hierarchy — this despite the distance between pedophilia and adult homosexuality.

Obstacles and objections were encountered in such numbers that the plan had to be revised almost as soon as it was formulated.

Yet as science and technology advances rapidly, once curated models soon become out-of-date and need to be revised constantly.

"For that to be revised up to 45p so soon is staggering.

Straight talk sometimes needs to be revised.