Sentence examples for analysis asserted from inspiring English sources

His analysis of religion culminated in a discussion of Trinitarian theology which, echoing Ludwig Feuerbach's anthropological analysis, asserted that the three parts of the trinity should be interpreted, not as factual elements of deity, but as symbolic ciphers of human possibility.

Feuding scholarly traditions, each backed by statistical analysis, assert either that tighter laws reduce killing or have nothing to do with it.

The suicide bombers who have killed in Israel are not likely to have the resources or organizational support to bring them to America for a sustained terrorist campaign, and they have no domestic counterparts, the analysis asserts.

The material contains, for example, a stunning new analysis asserting that except for a quirk in the path of the second jetliner, the south tower could have caved in and fallen the instant it was struck, taking many more lives.

Mr. Lazio's campaign manager, Bill Dal Col, disputed Mrs. Clinton's analysis, asserting that developments in the presidential race would have no bearing on the high-profile contest between Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton.

For African-American families, like Ms. Hawkins's, the numbers were far worse, with CNNMoney, which performed an extensive analysis, asserting those families lost 60 percent of their total net worth during the same period.

However it also urges case by case analysis — asserting that competition pressure varies in type and intensity from sector to sector. .

Our analysis has been designed with the goal of improving client analyses such as termination analysis, asserting the non-cyclicity of variables with respect to specific fields.

The analysis asserts that Valero's business model is contingent on receipts of tar sands oil via the Keystone XL that it can then put on the foreign market.

A Dec. 30, 2003, memo by the F.B.I. counterterrorism analysis section asserted that the Abu Nour Institute in Syria, where Captain Yee had studied Islam, "may be an international center of Islamic terrorism," according to a document reviewed by The New York Times.

The staff analysis also asserted that more pay days would fall on nonschool days, causing paychecks to be mailed at an increased annual cost of $10,000.