The rise in sea levels seen over the past century is unmatched by any period in the past 6,000 years, according to a lengthy analysis of historical sea level trends.
The chain of events the White House desperately wants to avoid is a lengthy analysis of the weekend declarations, followed by a point-by-point debate with the Iraqis over whether that is sufficient.
"I think it's got some traction, but what happens when push comes to shove?" asked Paul Fronstin, an analyst for the Employee Benefit Research Institute, who recently completed a lengthy analysis of changing tax policy.
Earlier this month, the Upshot — the Times's "politics and policy vertical," as it's known in the business — ran a lengthy analysis of the Presidential campaign on the Republican side.
The edition ends with a lengthy analysis of the fugue from, of all things, Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" Sonata, Busoni's point evidently being that this is the ultimate outcome of Bach's fugues.
Yousaf M. Butt, a consultant with Federation of American Scientists, who last year did a lengthy analysis of EMP for The Space Review, a weekly online journal, said, "If terrorists want to do something serious, they'll use a weapon of mass destruction — not mass disruption".
OK CUPID, an online dating service in America, has run a lengthy analysis of its members' political attitudes and concluded that Republicans form an effective opposition party because they cohere better, ideologically.
Leonard Morochnick was so upset after 43percentt of his physics students at the New York City Lab School for Collaborative Studies failed the Regents physics exam last month that he sat down at his computer and banged out a lengthy analysis of the test, which on one question required students to "calculate the de Broglie wavelength of a helium nucleus".
But Mr. Horne, a former executive at Fannie Mae, suggested that the new loans had not been structured to best meet borrowers' financial circumstances, in large part because the loan servicers that collect mortgage payments cannot engage in a lengthy analysis of each borrower's finances.
On Feb. 27, 2011, Clinton was forwarded an email from someone named John Godfrey, whom an aide described to Clinton as "one of our most knowledgeable officers on Libya". Godfrey's email included a lengthy analysis of a post-Gaddafi Libya, including a section that State Department reviewers withheld from public release due to their assessment that it includes classified information.
The Eleventh Circuit, however, has come down squarely in favor of applying the test in misappropriation cases, stating, in United States v. Yun, "the SEC must prove that a misappropriator expected to benefit from the tip". Unlike the Second Circuit's offhand dicta in Newman, the court in Yun engaged in a lengthy analysis of the problem.
