Sentence examples for was just revised from inspiring English sources

Here are the electric cars closest to reality: Tesla Roadster With an initial 2008 run of 600-plus cars now set to begin production late this year, the Tesla has attracted unprecedented interest in E.V.'s thanks to its sexy looks, its blistering acceleration (0 to 60 m.p.h. in less than four seconds) and a driving range that was just revised upward to 245 miles.

Right now, worldwide GDP was just revised downward to a fat zero.

Most recently, the UN launched the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), and a pact for financial institutions known as the Equator Principles was just revised to broaden its scope and thereby extend environmental protection.

In addition, after completion of our questionnaire survey, Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Studies were just revised and enacted in April 2009.

"I was just constantly revising and revising.

A friend pointed me to this story at exactly the right time, as I had just finished P. G. Wodehouse's "Love Among the Chickens," a comic trifle of a novel first published in 1906, when Wodehouse was just twenty-five, and revised by the author fifteen years later to smooth out some of the rough bits and excise a tidy and rather mawkish marriage-plot epilogue.

The most successful of her several books for grownups was the 1982 bestseller "Chocolate: The Consuming Passion," which was just rereleased in a revised and updated edition by Workman Publishing.

Finally, Boniface VIII (reigned 1294 1303) arranged a compromise that was just and workable; under a revised form it lasted for two centuries.

It was particularly notable, and particularly disappointing, that the Labor Department barely revised December's payroll figure, which was just seventy-four thousand.

The United Nations is continually revising its Regional Response Plan - the latest of these updates was just three days ago.

Some of the biggest economic disadvantages of remote living could be cancelled out by the arrival of the national broadband network, a contentious Australian government project that promises to bring the entire country online by 2020 – although this is just the latest revised target for an initiative that has been beset by a steady drip-feed of delays, cost blowouts and shrinking ambitions.