Sentence examples for analyses the world from inspiring English sources

According to the latest UNAIDS analyses, the world now has an estimated 34 million HIV-infected people 700,000 more than in 2010.

This paper analyses the world's longest fluvial record of water hardness and calcium (Ca) concentration.

They valued the knowledge and skills their degree had given them and the ability to critically analyse the world.

Analysing the world they were living in and the dangers they were facing, I came up with a story.

He analysed the world in each of its clear-cut parts, setting down what he saw in pen or pencil and pure veils of colour.

His work was inter-disciplinary and leaves a strong legacy in the fields of cultural studies, media, anthropology, social history, and gender studies – a remarkable contribution to how we now analyse the world around us.

Director of the prize, Professor Jean Seaton, said the line-up of books this year "offers a fabulous array of insights into our national and international situation: they are great books that together help analyse the world".

The task of analysing the world's data to identify potential cyber-threats "has gone from difficult to impossible," concludes "Future Tense", a study by Arizona State University, the New America Foundation and Slate, an online magazine.

"We will consider views on how we can create a curriculum that will embody high expectations and give every child the broad and balanced education they need to fulfil their potential," he said, adding that the government had engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before "building a curriculum which embodies high expectations".

"We engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before building a curriculum which embodies high expectations.

I also want people to remember me as someone who knew how to give them the right concepts to analyse the world and social systems we are evolving in ("éducation populaire "/ popular education", as we call it in France).