Sentence examples for review entitled from inspiring English sources
Last year Anderson published a 372-page review entitled A Question of Trust, which contained more than 100 recommendations and opened the way for the investigatory powers bill.
His strategy review, entitled Actions to capture value from our global presence in a changed world, involved what he described as a significant reshaping of the business, to achieve global cost-savings of $5bn£3.3bnbn).
She first shot to prominence in 1994 with a scathing film review entitled The Great Indian Rape Trick, about the movie Bandit Queen, in which she questioned the right to "restage the rape of a living woman without her permission".
In 1985, he published an article in the Times Book Review entitled "Writing: Can It Be Taught?," to which his answer was that it emphatically can, mainly on the ground that it so emphatically is.
Since then, two new reports – a Department for Education (DfE) independent workload review (pdf) and an Oxford research review entitled "A Marked Improvement" (pdf) – have highlighted ways to cut the marking mountain without affecting students' progress.
Or consider another crudity, a review entitled "Demographics," in which Amis is rattled by, of all things, a book by Mark Steyn, from which he is distressed to learn that the West is "in demographic decline".
Ucbasaran has been the lead academic on a paper, currently being peer reviewed, entitled Leading Entrepreneurial Teams: Insights from Jazz.
It incidentally came from his collection of thumbs-down reviews, entitled: A Horrible Experience Of Unbearable Length: More Movies That Suck – a great title and a great phrase.
His/her review is entitled 'Pretentious crap'.
In a statement, the judge said: "Generally, a Yelp review is entitled to First Amendment protection because it is a person's opinion about a business that they patronised".
Fifty-nine yeago agon October 28 , 195656, the New York Times ran a story in their Science in Review section entitled "Warmer climate on the earth may be due to more carbon dioxide in the air".
