Sentence examples similar to spark revisions from inspiring English sources
But the idea that some CEO is going to spark a revision of our laws because he can't justify one of his recent applications should concern all of us.
Recent studies showing detrimental health effects of ESAs sparked a series of FDA label revisions and a sea change in the perception of these once commonly used agents.
"The magnitude of the shortfall came as surprise," says Rick Nelson, retail analyst at Stephens, noting that today's profit warning sparked his third estimate revision in 90 days.
Today's revision was sparked by the concerns of institutional investors that the deal was overvalued in the debt-ridden telecom sector.
Future growth might then prove disappointing, leading to downward revisions of assessments of China's ability to service public and private debts, thereby sparking a period of stagnation or crisis.I don't know how much to fear such things.
The plight of Yezedi minority stranded in mountains near Sinjar may have actually provided a critical impetus for an overdue revision of U.S. policy, one that the fall of Mosul did not seem to spark.
Friday's data also showed significant upward revisions to September's numbers, which initially showed a tepid gain of just 8,200 jobs, sparking concern that the state's economic expansion could be slowing.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, now in its fifth edition, is the most influential catalog of mental and behavioral disorders, and the 13-year revision process has sparked much heated discussion as psychiatrists decide what new diagnoses to add and which existing ones to change or eliminate.
