Sentence examples for analyzing this election from inspiring English sources

"I think we'll be analyzing this election for years as a seminal, transformative race," said Mark McKinnon, a senior adviser to President Bush's campaigns in 2000 and 2004.

One of the difficulties of analyzing this election has been in disentangling the daily news, which has seldom failed to shock, from the larger forces driving the contest.

And when you talk about how the media analyzed this election, you can't avoid the polls, the forecasting models, and the organizing frames — particularly demographics — that people used to interpret the incoming data.

"What I really believe is we analyzed this election in a really smart way and we didn't go over the top," Griffin said.

While the pundits will analyze this election for years, as a corporate gender strategist I do not believe that either of these will significantly impact the current initiatives businesses are implementing to advancing women in corporate business.

Many analysts had spent Tuesday night analyzing the election results and their implications for various industries.

A reporter or party operative or pundit will be analyzing the election in what has become the preferred style for such analysis — the chronicle of semblances.

Stephen D. Ansolabehere, a professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is analyzing the election, said that he more or less agreed that the machines in 2002 had not failed and in fact improved on one aspect over the 2000 elections -- there were fewer undervotes or overvotes this time.

The post on your blog last Friday created a widespread impression that you would be analyzing the election on ABC News.

I occupied my time analyzing the election results, writing a memo on what happened and where I thought we should go next, and keeping in touch with group leaders and donors and other democratic activists I was close to.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON analyzing the elections.