Sentence examples for often reviewed from inspiring English sources

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.

"Forgetting Elena," the book whose otherworldly beauty took my head off, took White three years to write and was rejected by more than 20 publishers, and when it was finally published, it was often reviewed as a mystery.

Eppley, 26, said he often reviewed film footage of Jeff Nelson, a former Yankee who had a more herky-jerky motion but a similar arm angle at his release.

Smartwatches are often reviewed like phones or vacuums.

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

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

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

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

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