Sentence examples for which revised from inspiring English sources

Federated, which revised its offer to $35 a share, would not budge further.

Four banks raised their price targets on Apple's shares, including Nomura, which revised its bet on the share price from $420 to $480, according to Reuters.

What happened to Xena, about which I used to hear a lot? A. The decider is the International Astronomical Union, which revised the list after the discovery of Xena, now formally named Eris, for the Greek goddess of strife.

The reports follow an upbeat assessment of the economy by Britain's business association, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), which revised up its forecast for the country's economic growth next year to 2.4% over the weekend.

The subsequent South Bank Touring Show, visiting 24 venues, led to Mayne's work being represented by the Zelda Cheatle Gallery, London, which revised and reissued the V&A catalogue, containing the first in-depth critical and historical appraisal of Mayne's output.

In recent years, a small but growing number of employees have begun calling for a bigger share of profits from their inventions, prompting alarmed companies to start overhauling their reward systems.At Toshiba, an electronics group, which revised its system in 1998, workers can now win up to ¥10m for an invention.

The accord, which revises a decades-old agreement, resolves one of the two allies' most contentious disputes.

Applications on massive dynamic networks require more efficient solutions and lead to incremental community detection, which revises the community assignments of new or changed vertices during network updates.

In this paper, which revises and extends [9] substantially, we propose the efficient reliable multicast MAC protocol based on the connectivity information among the recipients.

This limitation can be addressed by performing regression tree analysis which revises the weights assigned to input parameters to better represent influence of rock mass properties on TBM performance.

Bogdanoff snuck Amendment 303390, "repealing s. 828.161, F.S., relating to the prohibition of artificial dying or coloring of certain animals or fowl" onto HB Bill 1197, which revises certain agriculture codes in the state.