Sentence examples for review it during from inspiring English sources

However, the central bank left the target unchanged, saying that it will review it during its next meeting in January.

"It is the ankle," Mangini said, adding, "We'll review it during the course of the week like we do every injury situation".

I originally reviewed it during the London film festival – it is watchable and well-made, though I can't share the saucer-eyed excitement with which it has been received by some, due to a certain bizarrely naive "coming-of-age" sex scene that director David Ayer seems to think is some kind of humanistically redemptive moment.

If that's not realistic, he recommends "imagery rescripting": a technique for "rewriting a bad dream" by reviewing it during daylight hours -- usually with the help of a psychologist -- and playing it back with a different twist or ending.

In a similar vein, Student C, when asked about reviewing normal structures before moving on to abnormal ones, pointed out: "Extremely useful to gain a touch for [the normal]… or you remembered what healthy looks like, and you had to review it again during the course, kind of like compare, because disease does not always have the appearance of disease.

Keep this map in your bag and you can review it in quiet locations during the day, such as a lunch break in a cafe etc.

Assemble Preliminary Review materials during the third quarter and review it with the primary and secondary advisors before submitting it to the Preliminary Review Committee.

Reviewing it for The Times during its initial release in 1987, Janet Maslin wrote: " 'The Princess Bride' has sweetness and sincerity on its side, and when it comes to fairy tales, those are major assets".

Network Rail has said it will review its plans during development of the Thameslink programme at London Bridge after a short closure last night caused "life-threatening chaos" for rush hour commuters.

UKFI said during the review it would focus on protecting value for the taxpayer as a shareholder and "to create an orderly path to privatisation".

Otherwise, if the patch is rejected during peer review, it should be marked as obsolete and the developer should improve his patch to start the process again.