Sentence examples for reviewing rather from inspiring English sources

'But it's a fool's game.' " Atlas is free to interpret my sigh as blowing freely over all reviewing rather than over writing bitter letters to hostile reviewers, but he's surely the only reader on the planet to come to that conclusion.

Efforts to increase global capacity in systematic reviewing, rather than wait for interest to spread, began with reviews of the effects of clinical interventions, with the founding of The Cochrane Collaboration in 1993 and The Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) in 1996.

To top it all, these commitments are independently reviewed rather than peer reviewed in the style of mutual back-slapping.

What is not understandable is why The Times, under these circumstances, should wish to perpetuate this parochial quarrel by assigning "Lectures on Shakespeare" to Logan to review rather than to someone less entangled and more open-minded.

The Stella Count also confines itself to looking at the gender of the authors of books reviewed, rather than mirroring the much wider VIDA count which also includes a breakdown of book reviewers themselves.

I've seen more and more sites buying overseas models to review rather than relying on the whims of some PR assistant in New York.

Phillips [ 29], for example, noted the use of a critical appraisal tool, but reported methodological limitations of studies reviewed rather than providing quality scores.

Sri Lanka review, rather desperately.

For example, some permits could be granted after 90 days of review rather than a year.

Any realistic understanding of judicial review rather straightfowardly implies that judges sometimes get to legislate.

They skip TV ads and put their faith in customer reviews rather than marketing bilge.