Sentence examples for a neutral analysis from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sullivan's article was not, of course, a neutral analysis but advice for Democrats.

The text analysis and machine learning assumes a neutral analysis that is both defendable and leaves room for interpretation.

The disappearance form of central-state materialism was held by P.K. Feyerabend, an American philosopher, who denied that the materialist can give a neutral analysis of introspective reports.

In defence of Place one might perhaps say that it is not clear that the word 'experience' cannot be given a topic neutral analysis, perhaps building on Farrell (1950).

Others argue that in instances where Cantillon is thought to have supported certain mercantilist policies, he actually provided a more neutral analysis by explicitly stating possible limitations of mercantilist policies.

This explains why their environmental review(s) read more like project plans than an unbiased, neutral analysis.

Using data collected from the Rosetta Orbiter Sensor for Ion and Neutral Analysis (ROSINA), a recent University of Bern study showed that comets smell like a combination of rotten eggs (hydrogen sulphide), horse stable (ammonia), along with alcohol, formaldehyde, almond, and vinegar.

The process uses a decision analytic framework based on a decision scaling approach, which combines scenario neutral analysis and vulnerability-specific probability assessment.

In a lengthy critique of "non-partisan" outlets like Politifact last winter, The Weekly Standard's Mark Hemingway argued persuasively that their ostensibly neutral analysis often feels more "a rearguard action to keep inconvenient truths" – mostly the ones that favor conservatives – "out of the conversation".

Is that not an admission that politics has become an ever stronger disruptive force in serious, neutral analysis?

The cryptocurrency space needs an authoritative source of information, more interdisciplinary discussion, and more neutral analysis of ongoing research.