Sentence examples for a cogent analysis of from inspiring English sources

But he is soon urging everyone to "talk the walk, walk the talk," a cogent analysis of what Mr. Dunn may be after but an otherwise unnourishing proposition.

David Hess offers a cogent analysis of the politics and economics of development in a world faced with growing environmental crisis.

In between her interviews, Stern offers a cogent analysis of methodologies and structures: she distinguishes between lone-wolf avengers and organizations with hierarchies of command, between networks, franchises and freelancers, between inspirational leaders and leaderless resistance.

Nesbit's blueprint for surviving these systemic issues — centring on efficient resource use, innovation and infrastructure — is arguably sketchy, but overall this is a cogent analysis of a creeping crisis.

David Brooks offers a cogent analysis of how we humans, while capable of designing and producing the most wondrously complicated and dangerous technologies, are utterly unsuited to use them safely.

Chomsky goes on to present a cogent analysis of the strategic logic behind the Iranian nuclear program and point out, correctly, that if the United States were inclined to engage in good faith negotiations with Iran, the dispute on this point could likely be settled.

Ms. Dubay didn't know enough English to offer a more cogent analysis of the situation, but from her face you could see that she appreciated the nuttiness of it.

Though unsurprisingly at his strongest when laying out the failures of the mutual fund industry, he presents a very cogent analysis of such current hot-button issues as the hedge fund bubble and corporations’ faulty pension-return assumptions.

(Bogle, though no longer formerly affiliated with Vanguard, has always been his own best salesman). Though unsurprisingly at his strongest when laying out the failures of the mutual fund industry, he presents a very cogent analysis of such current hot-button issues as the hedge fund bubble and corporations' faulty pension-return assumptions.

Now a group of researchers has offered a cogent analysis in the journal Health Affairs to explain this failure.

Robinson produced a stream of studies of labour market issues, a very useful Introduction to Economics (1986) and a cogent analysis, Monetarism and the Labour Market (1986).