Sentence examples for often review from inspiring English sources

Companies often review loans for possible buybacks after experiencing large numbers of defaults.

We don't often review chain restaurants in these pages (the noise, my dear – and the people) but this was irresistible.

F.B.I. officials often review how the bureau has handled investigations after attacks, and they have sometimes acknowledged mistakes.

It is a time when I will often review my day, process problems and consider solutions that I don't have the time to think about during daylight hours.

Newspapers don't often review Roberts — they can't keep up, for one thing — but in 2004 Elissa Schappell did write about her novel "Northern Lights" for the Book Review.

Film reviewers love films, but don't often make them themselves; the same goes for theatre, dance and, to a lesser degree, fiction (as novelists often review the work of others).

She often reviews fiction, sometimes in The New York Times Book Review.

It often reviews complaints and meets with aggrieved companies before beginning a formal case.

In paper days, we often reviewed charts and saw the abbreviation W.N.L., or "within normal limits," used to describe part of an exam or a test result.

BigOven's holiday recipes require more of a leap of faith for cooks because they are posted by users and, often, reviewed by only one or two readers.

Mr. Schiro also said the board of directors often reviewed the wisdom of separating the roles of chairman and chief executive.