Sentence examples for will be revised in from inspiring English sources

"Many indicators are quite preliminary at this time and will be revised in coming months," the panel added.

The G.D.P. figure for the first quarter — growth at an annual rate of 2.2 percent — is disappointing, even if it could reflect cautious estimates that will be revised in coming months as more data comes in.

Contemporary theoretical models for functional neuroimaging will be revised in the fourth part, with particular emphasis in their applications, advantages/limitations and future prospects.

Perhaps this will be one of the many parts of the tax code that will be revised in the coming "knife fight," as I heard the negotiations regarding the proposal referred to earlier today.

"Many indicators are quite preliminary at this time and will be revised in coming months.

The act, which will be revised in 2017 pending findings on the overwork crisis, allocates resources to the study of karoshi and support of counseling and peer support resources like Workaholics Anonymous meetings, a national karoshi hotline, and a Karoshi Awareness Month (November).

And of course, many other indicators have been flashing positive signs in recent weeks.It's likely, then, that the November figures will be revised up in future months to show a better performance more in keeping with broader trends.

It will be revised heavily in the months to come and, as I'll explain in a second, the shutdown put the numbers in a shredder, leaving them hopelessly difficult to interpret.

Sentance believes that the official data underestimates the strength of the economy and that growth will be revised up in the coming months.

Maybe the gross domestic product numbers are wrong and will be revised upward in coming months, as government economists receive more data about the economy's condition.

Friday's report was the Commerce Department's initial estimate for gross domestic product growth, and the numbers will be revised substantially in coming months.