Sentence examples for when revised from inspiring English sources

But where Gypsy had real dramatic meat, Isobel Lennart's book for this show, even when revised by Harvey Fierstein, is a flimsy affair.

Why, when most of our graduate students are going to work as teachers, do we make them spend years grinding out massive, specialized dissertations, which, when revised and published, may reach a readership that numbers in the high two figures?

The chancellor narrowly escaped humiliation in the autumn when revised forecasts created the fiscal room for an evasive manoeuvre on tax credits, deferring cuts that provoked rebellion even among Tory MPs.

But when revised data were released last week, the growth estimate remained stuck at an annual rate of 1.8 percent, compared with 3.1 percent at the end of last year.

The GDP and labour-productivity growth record in the years 1992-2003 will also improve, though by no more than 0.1% a year, as figures for previous years are revised to include new estimates for software investment.All very uplifting, but Britain's productivity performance, even when revised, will remain disappointing.

Even when revised downwards, projected sales and earnings estimates proved too optimistic and in little time the company was up against the wall.

When revising your manuscript, please address the textual revisions suggested by each reviewer, listed below.

What was the most difficult challenge you faced when revising your article?

But it has made me realise that when I'm at uni, I'll need to take more time out when revising.

Keeping your study area tidy, making lists and storing your documents in an orderly fashion will all help when revising for exams.

Ms. Valetkevitch of the Forest Service said: "Under the proposed rule, an environmental impact statement will not always be required when revising a forest plan.