Sentence examples for mail review from inspiring English sources

At one point, he declares, "I'd like a mail review" of constituent sentiment, then clarifies: "an all-male revue".

One pre-election Daily Mail review of the show said: "If the bumbling buffoons of W1A are even halfway accurate then it's little wonder all the political parties are promising to either reduce or freeze the licence fee".

The Daily Mail review of Lifetime TV's William & Kate: Let Love Rule labelled the film "truly terrible: a shoddily cast, poorly executed, badly edited and surprisingly boring account", while the Guardian's own Stephen Bates found it "toe-curlingly, teeth-furringly, pillow-bitingly ghastly".

Some NSF programs review proposals by a panel, some by mail review alone, and some programs use both panel and mail reviews.

Therefore, the new set of integrated review groups and their dependent study sections will be much more effective if complemented by a mail review process.  .

In my view, proper use of an outside mail review system coupled with a panel assessment of these reviews would be much more effective at arriving at "objective" assessments than is the present system.

Program officers who use more reviewers (e.g., for NSF mail reviews, the FY 2009 average is more than four) [1] and require unanimity limit the efficiency of G2's many-proposal strategy.

Therefore I would like to suggest that the present study section system be reorganized to depend much more on mail reviews from a broad spectrum of outside reviewers (as practiced by the NSF).

"Take a quick look at the cover of Mr Briggs Hatt and you could easily mistake it for Kate Summerscale's 2008 bestseller, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, wrote John Preston in the Daily Mail reviewing Kate Colquhoun's new book, about a "sensational" railway murder: "Nor does the resemblance end there".

"I was astounded," he says gently, "It was spilling over from Amanda's stuff to my stuff: 'Your cunt wife should have her legs cut off and a bomb shoved up her cunt for writing love poems to this terrorist.'" Last summer the Daily Mail reviewed Palmer's performance at Glastonbury by focusing on an errant nipple.

And using mail reviews rather than panels also saved NSF money.