Sentence examples for analyze some of from inspiring English sources

Late yesterday, officials said they had asked the Los Alamos laboratory to help analyze some of the tapes.

Officials at the United States Africa Command, based in Stuttgart, Germany, have also been helping analyze some of the forensics.

"This is not some random group of thugs," said Jonathan Hutson, a spokesman for the Satellite Sentinel Project, a nonprofit group that helped analyze some of the evidence.

"From a prevention standpoint, the good news is that the number of suspect dealers is very limited, so given A.T.F.'s resources, it can concentrate on these few," said Dr. Wintemute, who has helped analyze some of the tracing information.

As experts began to analyze some of the more than 100 recordings issued in Hatto's name on her husband William Barrington-Coupe's Concert Artist Recordings label, it was revealed that many had been taken from recordings by other pianists.

And because she's attuned to the "springs of conscience" that well up from faith — Nussbaum left the Episcopal Church for Reform Judaism when she married — she can analyze some of the Supreme Court's recent jurisprudence on religion with sympathy rather than disdain for the enterprise of accommodation.

In a closely related effort, Genome @Home is analyzing some of the copious data gleaned from the Human Genome Project.

I've analyzed some of the most alarmist claims, and my skepticism about them hasn't changed.

Ovation Corporate Travel, a travel management company, analyzed some of its clients' spending patterns and found that travel and spending were up from December through mid-March of this year, compared with the same period last year.

Recently, her students have been applying their book learning to real-life situations by analyzing some of the world's largest mergers and acquisitions.

She analyzed some of the cultural differences and the way girls in Japan learn to play and process the game from a young age.