Sentence examples for analyses of world from inspiring English sources
The general writes analyses of world politics regularly published in Pakistani newspapers.
Bulletin boards created to share low-budget travel tips are heavy with surprisingly sophisticated analyses of world affairs.
Analysts, or those known as experts, who appear on TV screens, often provide repetitive stereotypical analyses of world events.
In his 27 years as a senior staff member of the Manhattan-based Council on Foreign Relations, he drew on his firsthand experience in making policy to provide analyses of world affairs.
Based on statistical analyses of world records, we distinguished four innovation sub-processes that were additive to a long-term improvement process.
The stage is thus set for Totality and Infinity's elaborate analyses of world, facticity, time as now-moment, transcendence in immanence, and transcendence toward future fecundity.
But before the twisting takes over, Mr. LaBute refreshingly reminds us (and it's about time) that his talents go beyond glibly vicious storytelling and extend into thoughtful analyses of a world rotten with original sin.
Yet his method is ingenious: by interpreting visual media and practical phenomena in terms of linguistics, he appropriates them for language itself; by making linguistics the basis of a sociopolitical analyses of the world, he defines the very production of analysis as a radically progressive act.
Even those colleagues I once viewed as having left-wing, critical, if not vaguely liberal analyses of the world (at least in their rhetoric towards research and teaching), are increasingly taking the plunge into the abyss for the imperatives of careerism.
The study, which used new diagnostic techniques, should yield a greater understanding of the practices of artists from long ago, and it could open the way for more detailed analyses of the world's most precious artifacts.
On a more practical level, a number of questions raised in other taxonomic analyses of New World monkeys can now be better addressed [ 1, 34, 53- 60] given the data presented here.
