Sentence examples for make review from inspiring English sources

The A.P.A. refused to make review copies available to anyone not working for the organization.

"Why is this man wearing a wig on 8 July?" "Why am I watching this show?" "Why did someone even put this on the air?" After watching the premiere of Comedy Central's newest gem on 8 July (since it was taped the day before it aired, the network didn't make review copies available to critics), all of these are valid questions.

It would bring search ads to the store, make review times much faster for developers and allow any category of app to use subscriptions — paying those developers an additional share of the revenue if people stayed subscribed more than a year.

All this appears intended to make review and criticism of the report much more difficult.

Cover new topics every day and make review sheets as you go.

Instead, get "outline" summaries of the cases and detailed ones of the lectures (learning stenography to make review take a few minutes with random access wouldn't hurt), preferably for your particular course.

Companies paying for fake reviews are keen to cover their tracks and make reviews as believable as possible.

That needs to change, and Facebook may need to provide tools to make reviewing the masses of content easier.

And our goal is to make reviews as useful as possible for customers," a spokesperson said, when asked for comment.

(Among BirdEye's related feedback mechanisms are tweets, surveys, and other fields that make reviews simple to create).

Despite all the efforts to make reviews easier, more participatory, and less time consuming, managers complain about the time it takes to complete them.