Sentence examples for a long analysis from inspiring English sources
The two of them published a long analysis of the stone more than a year ago in Cathedra, a Hebrew-language quarterly devoted to the history and archaeology of Israel, and said that, based on the shape of the script and the language, the text dated from the late first century B.C.
Zabit embarked on a long analysis of other shows that, in his opinion, also conflated tribes.
But soon after the Science article was published, a long analysis in the same journal dismissed the explanation as improbable.
In March 2000, she published a long analysis of the growing inequalities in Chinese society in Reading Room, a magazine based in Changsha.
Goldman Sachs said in a long analysis this week of the global economy that the situation was relatively benign and the momentum in the US economy was set fair for several years more.
He relied on the medical knowledge he gained at the Mayo Clinic, where he had been a resident counsel (1950-59) and included a long analysis of the state of obstetrics in America.
The second part of the opinion turns to less exciting legal issues and contains an equally long analysis of the parties' main confidentiality agreement.
The results of their year-and-a-half-long analysis, out today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest that many of the reproaches of the process are unfounded.
But sometimes you want a long, thoughtful analysis, and the essays in this book deliver: they are simultaneously rigorous and, thankfully, just as accessible as (and maybe a bit more cogent than) your average Amazon review.
