Sentence examples for that revised from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind, though, that revised tests do not increase student achievement.

Bigwigs in Abuja, Nigeria's capital, have dropped heavy hints that revised figures will put Nigeria comfortably into first place.

The bureau is focused on enhancing mortgage disclosure, raising concerns among Republicans that revised mortgage forms will burden some lenders.

And it's true that revised GDP numbers have shown that the 2007-2009 recession was even deeper than we thought.

The paper's first two years included extensive reporting from the Second Vatican Council, the landmark gathering of the world's bishops that revised many church positions and practices.

Meanwhile, some states that revised parole and sentencing in boom times are fighting a different battle: to hold on to the financing that made those changes possible.

In a curious debate last night that revised a bit of recent political dialogue, the two Democratic candidates for mayor worked to appear restrained, even unified.

Officials point out that revised rules would have made no difference in Paris as the three killed assailants were French nationals resident in the capital.

Howell Raines, executive editor of The New York Times, said yesterday that revised versions of two sports columns rejected by editors two weeks ago would be published tomorrow.

The number of public companies that revised their annual financial statements climbed to a record last year, according to preliminary findings from a study.

My editor at Alfred A. Knopf, Ashbel Green, tells me that revised editions of general nonfiction books are rare in publishing.