Sentence examples for a reasoned analysis from inspiring English sources

Burleigh is enraged himself, though he ends with a reasoned analysis and moderate prescriptions.

A new administration must solicit public comment and supply "a reasoned analysis" for such changes, as if it were issuing a new rule, the Supreme Court has said.

It must supply "a reasoned analysis for the change" and "must articulate a satisfactory explanation" for its decision, the court said in the 1983 case, Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association v. State Farm Mutual.

This former lawyer runs as "a stoic moderate," embracing the virtues of "balance, temperance and restraint"; as a campaigner he emphasizes a reasoned "analysis of issues rather than personalities".

Having worked himself up into a red-hot rage in the course of his book over Islamic terrorism and its apologists in the British liberal elite, Burleigh ends with what is actually a reasoned analysis and with quite moderate prescriptions.

The Supreme Court's unanimous decision that patients cannot sue health maintenance organizations for giving their doctors financial incentives to hold down costs is a reasoned analysis of the state of federal law.

And so just like all the Black Hat companies advertising anti-hacking tools it has an enormous incentive to play up any and every fear to the maximum possible extent…and no incentive whatsoever to provide a measured, reasoned analysis of real risks.

Her breezy style conceals an aptitude for reasoned analysis, and she incorporates a cogent summary of clinical research on aging into her tour of the fountain grounds, a one-woman guinea pig gamely trotting down a dozen different paths in search of the bubbling waters.

Making decisions in the Oval Office requires a level of dispassionate, reasoned analysis.

His view that investors are driven by impulse, herd behavior, dinner party chatter, intuition, media hype, fear of being left out -- everything, in short, but informed, reasoned analysis -- offered a timely explanation for the spreading uneasiness about stocks.

Value judgments are expressions of taste rather than reasoned analysis.