Sentence examples for remarkable review from inspiring English sources

By Steve Coll December 29, 2009 The former New Yorker researcher Julie Tate, who (full disclosure) worked with me on my book about the bin Laden family, is the co-author, with Philip Rucker, of a remarkable review in the Washington Post of online and Facebook postings by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.

The former New Yorker researcher Julie Tate, who (full disclosure) worked with me on my book about the bin Laden family, is the co-author, with Philip Rucker, of a remarkable review in the Washington Post of online and Facebook postings by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.

Gabor Illei and colleagues have done a remarkable review of the literature in SLE in an attempt to identify markers, to assess their likely utility in SLE, and to propose a schema through which to test and apply them.

This whole area of breast oncology urgently needs a magisterial overview from an independent contributor, similar to the remarkable review that so decisively sorted out thresholds for post mastectomy radiotherapy (which was in a similar state of chaos a few years ago).

Two remarkable reviews on the modeling of gene regulatory networks are presented by Schlitt and Brazma (2007) and by Karlebach and Shamir (2008).

High point A Night at the Chinese Opera, 1987 – "the debut of a very remarkable composer" (Times review) Low point Miss Fortune, 2012 – "musically and dramatically a limping, flaccid non starter" (Telegraph review) What she says "The position classical music has in our society does make it rather removed from current affairs.

This makes it all the more remarkable that Partisan Review rose to such a height of prestige and influence in the two decades after World War II, when it published almost every important new writer, from Robert Lowell and Saul Bellow to Mary McCarthy and James Baldwin.

Bob had been my dear, kind, patient, thoughtful, witty, and gentlemanly editor for years, since the death of Barbara Epstein, as wholly committed to editing the remarkable _New York Review of Books _as Barbara had been, as exacting, as perceptive, as tireless.

However, despite remarkable improvements, the review found over 20% of children surveyed were not fully immunized, primarily from communities where inequities of both access and impact persist.

Though Italy is considered a late developer in this movement, its scope, speed and consistency of reforms is considered remarkable [OECD, (2001), Reviews of Regulatory Reform in Italy].

The liver is also characterised by a remarkable regenerative capacity (reviewed in Michalopoulos, 2007).