Sentence examples for review means from inspiring English sources

Adding new critics in the second round of review means that the reviewer's initial review was careless.

They are non-persons to National Review: means, not ends.

Today's spending review means that this trend is likely to grow".

I also read the review section on Saturdays as often reading a review means I don't need to bother reading the book.

And some scientists complain that the lack of peer review means that researchers can post papers that are hasty or just wrong.

The company had hoped to hydraulically fracture the site this year, but the delay caused by the judicial review means fracking is unlikely to begin until 2017.

Reviewers in the intervention group took significantly longer to review (mean difference 25 minutes, 95% CI 3.0 to 47.0 minutes).

"I just wish," she added, "a good review meant something these days".

He said the funding agreement with the government, dependent on the outcome of charter review, meant "challenges and painful choices".

In emails published by the inquiry a senior DfE official told News International the "very tight" spending review meant a new building could not be funded.

Asked if the review meant that no one would lose their job in the IND, Dr Reid said: "Don't count on it".