Sentence examples for well revise from inspiring English sources

Attitude may well revise its rankings now.

Looking back on Beckham's career, Ferguson, his first and harshest mentor, may very well revise the withering judgment he made so public when he decided to release Beckham from Manchester United 10 years ago, selling him to Real Madrid.

But Al Nour and other ultraconservatives, known as Salafis, have sought to preserve the newly approved Constitution because they cherish its provisions regarding Islamic law, and a military-backed constitutional panel may well revise them.

If we are going to demonize young Ahmed, we might as well revise the security warning on the Metro to "See something, say something, learn nothing".

The drastic decline in trips after Sept. 11 has spurred organizations and associations to introduce ads tailored to the tempered climate as well as revise campaigns that had appeared before the terrorist attacks.

But Kitcher's challenge, unlike Dawkins's, is one that reflective believers have no easy way of evading, and meeting it may well seriously revise their understanding of their faith.

MCR designed the study, assisted with data analysis and interpretation and helped to draft as well as revise the manuscript.

Thursday will be statisticians' first take of three for the first quarter and economists caution that the numbers, as well as data for previous quarters, could well be revised either up or down.

In any case, any triple dip might well be revised away in the future.

To begin with, the 2.2-per-cent figure may well get revised upwards.

"We should as well consider revising the agreements Rwanda has with BBC.