Sentence examples for critical returns from inspiring English sources
Three subsequent sequels, all starring Christopher Reeve, produced ever-diminishing critical returns.
She starred in several more films but suffered diminishing critical returns through outings such as Big City (1937), in which she starred opposite Spencer Tracy as a cab driver's wife accused of carrying out a bombing.
The Claire Danes and Damian Lewis drama, which has suffered from diminishing critical returns since its first series, pulled in a 6.6% share between 9pm and 10pm on Sunday.
Healthy commercial and critical returns for The Big Short, about how the housing bubble burst in 2007, and Boston Globe paedophile exposé Spotlight, are testimony, says Sarandos, to increased audience appetite for films that help to explain current affairs.
It gave no financial, and little critical, return.
Then return to the critical issue: whether your research interests, other qualifications, and personality meet the search committee's requirements.
We define (x_{rm DG}) and (x_{0}) as the critical gross returns that distinguish between the three cases, as is illustrated in Fig. 1.
Nadal and Djokovic, which is just another reminder of how critical the return is in this era.
Is the self-help book effective with people who have already had extensive therapy that was found to be very effective but with time, the effects faded, i.e., the anxiety, negative self-talk and critical nature returned?
In addition to Young's late revival, the Eagles also received 113 rushing yards from LeSean McCoy (60 of which came on a fourth-quarter burst after the Giants' final turnover) as well as yet another critical punt return from DeSean Jackson.
March BEETHOVEN VIOLIN SONATAS Two excellent artists, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos and the pianist Enrico Pace, who played Beethoven's great "Kreutzer" Sonata at Zankel Hall in 2011 to critical praise, return with all 10 works (which they also recorded for Decca) as part of Carnegie Hall's Vienna: City of Dreams, ending with the "Kreutzer".
