Sentence examples for much review from inspiring English sources

"How much review is enough?" Dr. De Rosa asked in an interview.

The question, instead, is how much review makes sense before it becomes a wasteful, possibly harmful, endeavor.

We passed a piece of legislation, without much review or consideration, in order to try to regain some sense of security.

The question is not how much review it might take to achieve perfect compliance with constitutional rules governing criminal cases, because that's a goal we can't reach.

It is hard to imagine Arsène Wenger, ever unwilling to configure his team with the opposition in mind, borrowing Mark Hughes's blueprint, but the chances are that José Mourinho will not so much review it as reclaim it.

That is part of the legacy of the BP disaster, which killed 11 people, spilled millions of barrels of oil, and shook up a regulatory regime that had for years granted drilling permits without much review.

"We have very much reviewed and strengthened our business plan," said Christina Johnson, who was named president of the new Saks Fifth Avenue group, which will include Saks Fifth Avenue, the Off-Fifth outlets, as well as the online operations.

At this time of year I'm on full-time panto patrol, pretty much, reviewing the festive family shows that fill British theatres, and which are so crucial to the industry's delicate ecology.

The sound of much reviewing nowadays is the sound of one hand clapping -- of literature gently patting its own back, sometimes in praise and sometimes in reproach, for fear of breaking something.

Impacts of virtualization employed in high performance computing (HPC) has been much reviewed by researchers.

We downloaded as much movie review data as we could get our hands on — which turned out to be 211,914 reviews of 11,124 films.