Sentence examples for analysis worth from inspiring English sources

This suggests that we would have had a deficit of at least $1,361 billion this year even if McCain had won (January deficit plus lower revenues and technical changes and no legislative changes)...that's assuming no stimulus and that the economy would have performed as well without it.Here's another piece of analysis worth looking at.

Robert D. Reischauer, until last month the president of the liberal-leaning Urban Institute and a former director of the Congressional Budget Office, provided a nuanced analysis of issues surrounding the deficit and debt in an emailed response to The Times, an analysis worth reading in full.

Indeed his boldest, albeit implicit claim is that there is nothing more to be said about it — no other level of analysis worth pursuing, such as the impact of justice on one's psychological state, or on one's relations with other people or with the gods.

David Mendoza published a good analysis worth reading and designed an alternative way to visualize the data in his article, This Bubble Chart Is Killing Me.

Seymour uses this chronology to put forward a standard communist critique of social democracy – it neutralizes working-class militancy to better manage capitalism – and it's an analysis worth rehearsing.

There are some limitations to our analysis worth further discussion.

She then shifts her analysis of worth to market value, examining the notion of worth as determined by the value of material, labor, and in the case of persons, the vital importance of education ("Education, then, is the safest and richest investment possible to man" [VAJC, 168]).

Top football analyst Michael Cox has detailed tactical analysis (well worth reading to get a sense of where today's game will be won and lost) of both teams' semi-final victories, Burkina's over Ghana and Nigeria's over Mali.

But Fitzgerald's 2011 analysis is worth keeping in mind when considering Hogan-Howe's assertion that targeted stop-and-search had contributed to the long term fall in knife crime that preceded the recent rise.

Yet though his predictions may be dubious, his analysis is worth reading and pondering, especially by those who before the euro crisis were fond of declaring that Europe was showing the world a way to a better future.

A few highlights from that analysis are worth repeating here by way of providing context for this report.