Sentence examples for According to my analysis from inspiring English sources

According to my analysis, these tabulations reveal a wide partisan disparity in income growth.

According to my analysis, even if every black person in America had stayed home on Election Day, Obama would still be president.

According to my analysis of data compiled by the United States military, close air support sorties, which in Afghanistan are almost always unplanned and in aid of troops on the ground who are under intense fire, increased by just 27 percent during that same period.

For example, according to my analysis of YouGov polls, 83 percent of Democrats view Mr. Obama as empathetic, but only 14 percent see Mr. Romney this way.

The basic problem of these Martin/Russell/Koonin papers is that they conflate three independent problems: precellular evolution, the nature of the last common ancestor (clearly cellular, clearly negibacterial), and the nature of the eubacterium/archaebacterium transition, none of which has anything to do with any of the others, according to my phylogenetic analysis [ 1, 31].

According to my office's analysis, better-educated officers have fewer civilian complaints, higher performance ratings and are more racially and ethnically tolerant.

Three-quarters of the oil produced in California is, barrel for barrel, as climate-damaging as Canada's notoriously dirty tar-sands crude, according to my organization's analysis.

According to their analysis, my constituents in Jefferson County will face premiums more than $1,400 higher on average than they did under the ACA.

The University of Mississippi has the best professors in the country, according to an analysis from Rate My Professors.

The campaign produced a clear reduction in articles of more than 1,800 words during its first 10 weeks, but the impact has faded significantly in the past 10 weeks, according to an analysis by Joseph Plambeck, my assistant.

According to an analysis prepared at my request by Democratic staff of the House Natural Resources Committee, the Ryan budget calls for an overall reduction in funding of nearly $725 million for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, impacting 15,000 jobs and crippling the ability of the National Weather Service to provide weather satellite predictions to the American public.