Sentence examples for actually analyzing from inspiring English sources

"The pompous, inflated, generic thought gives you no leverage on actually analyzing and solving a business situation," he said.

Alan Rosenbaum, the chief executive of the Guardhill Financial Corporation, a Manhattan mortgage broker, said, "Lenders are still focused on credit scores, but they're actually analyzing the full picture now rather than just relying on computer-generated credit scores".

There is also future potential in actually analyzing the data collected from users.

Furthermore, we also address the problem of actually analyzing and making sense of those trajectories once they are recorded.

Are analysts actually analyzing corporate developments, or are they accepting management's word at face value over a game of golf at an exclusive course?

We were told that the scanning process would be split into two: the person hitting the "scan" button, and the person in a separate room actually analyzing the photo.

Bless John Little, who plays Polonius, and the other actors who show signs of having actually analyzed Shakespeare's language, although with varying degrees of success.

It actually analyzes your e-mail, Facebook messages, and other activity to learn about the way you write.

Articles like Florence Fabricant's "Why Red Wine and Cheese Have Stopped Going Steady" came along for good reason: If you actually analyzed the relationship of red wine to cheese, many pairings didn't work.

They start with what Ms. Schutt describes as the "boring" part — scraping and cleaning raw data and "getting it into a nice table where you can actually analyze it".

I don't know why the usual suspects continue to have such faith in their ability to sense character, although I can guess: it privileges those who can actually have one-on-one conversations over those who just, um, actually analyze policy proposals.