Sentence examples for yesterday's revised from inspiring English sources

The Pirates dropped a grievance against Boston after Lyon was part of yesterday's revised deal.

Although yesterday's revised figures would put the combined shortfall at $3.4 billion, Mr. McCormac said budget-cutting measures that Gov. James E. McGreevey has put before the Legislature would reduce that figure to $125 million.

A spokesman for BSkyB said: "We welcome today's revised findings.

Osborne's goal is to reduce government borrowing to £120bn this financial year from last year's revised £121.4bn.

In last week's revised offer, Carlsberg said it had addressed those concerns by agreeing, in principle, to the publication of limited internal profit and other projections.

Ms. Darcy noted this week's revised National Weather Service forecast, which showed that the Mississippi's level was not falling as rapidly as expected.

Some economists had feared that this week's revised GDP figures would show that the economy had shrunk in the second quarter.

In this year's revised format, any of the five players with the most points going into the Tour Championship can win the FedEx Cup by winning the Tour Championship, set for Sept. 24 to 27 at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.

Witness the rising sales of "arousal gels," the new diagnosis of "Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder" that will appear in next year's revised DSM-5 and the pharmaceutical companies' desperate race to develop a female Viagra.

On Wednesday, the European Commission said its indicator of business sentiment fell in May to 90.6 points from April's revised 92.9 because of falling confidence, especially in industry and retail trade.

Sales billed were $1.61 billion, little changed from January's revised number and 90percentt above the $845 million in sales billed a year earlier.