Sentence examples for analysis argued that from inspiring English sources

Goldman's analysis argued that statisticians were undercounting the importing of products and services produced abroad by suppliers and subsidiaries of American corporations.

His pessimistic analysis argued that Tibet's only option is to negotiate "realistically" with the Chinese state because protests will only bring more suffering and China "will not budge".

Dr. Joseph Carroll, an English professor at the University of Missouri at St . Louisand a proponent of Darwinian literary analysis, argued that the study of Scott's heroes goes beyond confirming the cad-dad mating strategy.

In Thursday's Times, a front-page news analysis argued that "it is impossible to read President Bush's reëlection with larger Republican majorities in both houses of Congress as anything other than the clearest confirmation yet that this is a center-right country — divided yes, but with an undisputed majority united behind his leadership".

In the report, however, James T. Bartis, a senior policy researcher at RAND and the lead author of the analysis, argued that while the military consumes substantial amounts of liquid fuels — about 340,000 barrels each day — this accounts for less than 2 percent of the nation's total use, which is estimated to be 19 million barrels a day.

But the analysis argued that if the NHS organised itself better it could relieve the pressure on hospitals.

The easy analysis argues that the end is near.

Many specialists in risk analysis argue that something else is in play.

Scott Sumner, a blogger, was unimpressed by Mr Stein's analysis, arguing that it was uninformed by history.

The school backed up its proposal with a devastating statistical analysis, arguing that the S.A.T. is virtually useless as a tool for making admissions decisions.

The Yorkshire Post disagreed with Heffer's analysis, arguing that the party needed to take Tory seats to make any progress at the election.