revised figure

The other party is likely to come back with a revised figure.

In a month or so, we'll get the revised figures.

But the revised figure may not be any more reliable than the original one.

After the economic downturn of late 2008, revised figures became available.

The department will issue revised figures this month, as it does every March, which could show an even greater loss of jobs in that period.

Perhaps the most interesting part of today's report was the revised figures that the government provided for the period going back to January, 2006.

The company claimed that the overall impact of the revised figures was small.

The revised figures will be published in the group's annual report due on Wednesday.

Many now think the revised figures will show that there was a further economic decline during the second quarter.

Using Cook's revised figure, it would constitute a decline of more than 90%.

Personal spending showed a rare decline in the revised figures for the last three months of the year.

The revised figures raised questions about who knew what when the city's team was negotiating with lenders.

But clearly the commission had been embarrassed by my questions, since over the next few weeks revised figures for two more years appeared online.

That March figure is a revised figure, 9,000 less than what was initially reported.

Strangers into Citizens welcomed the revised figures as more realistic.

The office cited a $42 million decrease in projected sales tax revenues as one reason for the revised figure.

The revised figures show that water levels were rising steadily but much slower than had been estimated.

The revised figures were weaker than economists expected and well off the 6 percent pace of the first quarter.

With these revised figures, I now estimate that 20,000 may die for every destroyed warhead.

So you'll need to recalculate each instalment payment based on the revised figure.

The 1993 report did not contain revised figures.

You acknowledged that the current rates are perhaps too high and the revised figures too low yet stopped short of a suggested rate.

Anne Conn, executive director of the national committee, said the revised figures did not "significantly change the overall picture" for the nation.

With the new data, economists now expect the government to raise its economic growth estimate when it releases revised figures on Friday.

Revised figures on fourth-quarter growth are expected this morning from the Commerce Department.