Sentence examples for reviewed means from inspiring English sources

There would be no need for gifts like this if the government reviewed means testing.

Seventy-seven charts were reviewed; mean age of donors was 47 ± 16 years (range 16 82).

"I hope that reviewing means making this package bigger and making it be about business, competitiveness, new jobs and innovation", she argues.

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

Reviewing "Mean Streets," Pauline Kael, in an unalloyed rave, described it as "a true original of our period, a triumph of personal filmmaking" and observed that "every character, every sound is rooted in those streets".

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".

Except that by their nature, the anonymity of online reviews means these sites are ridden with problems.

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.