Sentence examples for that could be revised from inspiring English sources

His work included developing building systems that could be revised easily to accommodate technological innovation and organizational change.

The results of this study helped to identify aspects of the Andersen-Newman framework that could be revised to guide research concerning ERVH among HPC home care clients.

The government's first estimate put economic growth at 2.5 percent in the first quarter but some analysts said that could be revised up to perhaps 2.7 percent because of the lower trade deficit in March.

That statement could be revised at the group's meeting scheduled for Vancouver, British Columbia, in June.

Now some economists have predicted that GDP could be revised to show growth of 0.1%.

Representatives of the party said on Thursday that length could be revised after a consultation.

Skoda plans to produce 300,000 Fabias a year, but that figure could be revised upwards.

It released the equivalent energy of 300,000 tons of TNT, Dr. Brown said, although he said that estimate could be revised higher, perhaps to 500,000 tons of TNT.

Let us examine in detail, though, the most recent of this class of models the occupancy model by Durgin and consider the possibility that it could be revised to explain our data.

A series of 16 questions were answered and documented so that maps could be revised and displayed in the most productive manner.

But a minority of Arab officials and experts said that the violence could be contained and that there was still a chance that peace talks could be revised.