Sentence examples for reviewing how much from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail says Justine Greening, the new international development secretary, is reviewing how much her department spends on consultants.

The Treasury is reviewing how much capital the biggest financial companies would need to endure a severe economic downturn.

Mr. Jones said his company was reviewing how much work would be involved in setting up an international version of the service before it sets a rollout schedule.

USOC CEO Blackmun said the figure sounded accurate, and the USOC is reviewing how much it spends on its training centers.

Beyond that, Republican organizers said the convention aides in charge of reviewing every speech delivered from the lectern are now on the watch for blunt attacks on Mr. Obama's readiness to lead, and reviewing how much to emphasize what had been the convention theme: "Not Ready '08".

In July last year, Gordon Brown, the chancellor, announced that he was going to review how much tax they were paying.

Many executives already review how much time they spend with various constituencies and on various issues, using just their own calendars.

But for those not getting into Princeton or Harvard (and most of you are not), it's useful to review how much a college awards in average merit aid, and your chances of getting it.

State transportation officials across the country responded yesterday by promising to review how much construction material was being placed on bridges and, in some cases, to search for potential flaws in gusset plates.

So when we "met", we reviewed how much time was left in the orbit (5 hours) and what additional fraction of out budget we would receive in the next 5 hours assuming either constant or worst-case.

I reviewed how much life insurance I have, my view of the immediate future, who should be involved in the case of my untimely death, and the possible scenarios for long-term and short-term succession — or to sell the business.