Sentence examples for yet revised from inspiring English sources

The incomplete condition of the last books of the Politie merely means that Hooker had not yet revised them at the time of his death.

While the company has not yet revised its earnings projections, Dieter Zetsche, Chrysler's chief executive, told analysts this morning it was likely that Chrysler would beat its cost-cutting targets for 2001.

The doctors and scientists are dismayed that the WHO has not yet revised its advice, in spite of a very large and convincing trial they carried out, the results of which were published in May 2011 in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Even the gloom-mongers of the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Office for Budget Responsibility, who have every right to be gloomy, have not – yet – revised upwards their prediction of public sector staff figures falling to about 4.5m by the end of the next parliament.

All this for a book with 400 pages of monologues from 30 or so characters.In this section Smart art mart Onward and upward Pawnography Serious engagement Smoke and mirrors Bolaño-mania ReprintsNatasha Wimmer, who had translated "The Savage Detectives", was already at work on "2666", which Bolaño had written but not yet revised by the time he died.

No chip company has yet revised its guidance; instead they formally continue to mouth caution and prudent skepticism over so-called macro issues such as the euro and China.

It's possible that estimate is high, and CBO may yet revise that prediction downward.

The energy bill may yet be revised and revived, said Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader.

However, these were provisional figures that may yet be revised upwards on Monday.

None of these policies and intentions have as yet been revised or reversed by the new prime minister, Theresa May.

Some economists said the markets and other analysts were making too much of a lone jobs report that could yet be revised.