Sentence examples for we often reviewed from inspiring English sources

In paper days, we often reviewed charts and saw the abbreviation W.N.L., or "within normal limits," used to describe part of an exam or a test result.

For this reason we often review books you might not expect to see covered in our pages: for instance, we published a major essay on the 9/11 Commission Report because we thought the book would give our writer, Richard Posner, the opportunity to explore interesting questions about security and bureaucracy that would be worth our readers' time and attention.

Like most VCs, we often review dozens of deals each week.

We often review sales force analysis where a salesperson identifies "relationship" as the reason for winning a deal.

BigOven's holiday recipes require more of a leap of faith for cooks because they are posted by users and, often, reviewed by only one or two readers.

Mr. Schiro also said the board of directors often reviewed the wisdom of separating the roles of chairman and chief executive.

Eppley, 26, said he often reviewed film footage of Jeff Nelson, a former Yankee who had a more herky-jerky motion but a similar arm angle at his release.

Smartwatches are often reviewed like phones or vacuums.

The works of these philosophers were translated from English to German, and often reviewed in scholarly journals.

While family factors in anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and obesity are well-documented and were often reviewed before, less is known about these influences on binge eating.

As a result, many labour accommodations are shared by groups from the same cultural or ethnic backgrounds and according to a survey of Human Rights Watch (2012, p. 65) they are often reviewed as cramped and insufficient.