Sentence examples for re how much from inspiring English sources

Re "How Much for That Professor?," by David L. Kirp (Op-Ed, Oct. 27): In my experience as a student at Stanford Law School, I have found that the most esteemed professors often make the best teachers.

Re "How Much for That Professor?," by David L. Kirp (Op-Ed, Oct. 27): Wouldn't it be interesting if these institutions of higher learning backed up their avowed concern for their students' education by going after the recognized master classroom teachers with the same vigor as they do the renowned professors who rarely seem to step inside a classroom?

Re "How Much Money Does It Take to Run a Railroad?" (Five Questions, June 16), in which David L. Gunn, the president and chief executive of Amtrak, discussed its financial challenges: I was reminded of how I was once flying with a pilot friend at dusk over a small, unattended airport when he showed me a trick.

Bubblebursters SIR: Re "How much pain can you bear?" (May 4, p. 192).

She then scheduled a second trial, so that a jury could re-calculate how much money Samsung owed Apple for those offending thirteen phones and tablets.

In the course of an unexpected return visit, working on a film, she meets a woman who leads her to re-examine how much she has lost.

But scholars of privacy law expect that the likely proliferation of drones will force Americans to re-examine how much surveillance they are comfortable with.

The difference is due to the state's re-estimating how much federal aid it will have on hand in the new fiscal year, which began on April 1.

But after we looked inside the EX35, we pared our wardrobes and warned our passenger to re-think how much she planned to pack.

The subsequent uproar nearly cost Ms Hirsi Ali her Dutch citizenship, which may be the reason why she is careful here to re-state how much she feared her family when she first arrived in the Netherlands.

Mr. McFarland said the president's endorsement of the amendment had caused him to "re-evaluate how much I would support him," but it had not yet alienated him.