Sentence examples for analysis about whether from inspiring English sources

The conventional measure of success in politics is the sum of your achievements, overlaid with analysis about whether your achievements serve the national interest.

His admission that he was so politically frustrated that he didn't vote provoked a waterfall of analysis about whether he represented a disenfranchised and despondent generation.

As we rapidly approach the introduction of the new funding system, the headlines are likely to be stolen by the drop in applications, but subsequent analysis about whether bursaries can aid with recruitment and retention is equally important.

So within a month or so, the thinking goes, horror could give way to analysis about whether the billions spent on security were well spent -- and if Mr. Bush focused on the right threats.

"Some progress has been made on this issue, but there still needs to be more analysis about whether these deliverables actually make sense," said David Campos, a San Francisco supervisor.

"Would you rather read about someone's sister's experience buying a house, or read real analysis about whether you should buy points and what mortgages you qualify for?" he said.

Most economic analysis about immigration looks at wages and asks whether natives win or lose when more immigrants show up in particular place or with certain skills.

Then write an analysis about the news coverage about these causes and whether the organizations you found would appreciate or question this particular news coverage.

The Greens senator Lee Rhiannon asked whether Teqsa had conducted any analysis about an increase in private providers applying for approval for a wider range of courses as a result of the commonwealth funding.

Rather, economic analysis raises questions about whether a higher minimum wage will achieve better outcomes for the economy and reduce poverty.

And as the authors point out, their analysis says nothing about whether the women they studied were treated differently in cabinet meetings or by the media, or how female ministers fare in other countries.