Sentence examples for are trying to quantify from inspiring English sources

A few economists are trying to quantify that loss.

Scientists are trying to quantify this influence; not an easy task given the many phases between water and ice and a lack of uniformity across the ice pack.

It's not a hard science and as much as companies are trying to quantify the process through case-based interviews, a large part of it still boils down to personal fit.

Cities, states and nonprofits are creating shelter housing for abuse victims, and some states are trying to quantify the cost to taxpayers when elders are fleeced out of their money and forced to turn to Medicaid.

"It's a new thing that people are trying to quantify what melting permafrost means for carbon emissions, but our study shows that the risks [of carbon released by permafrost] have been growing over the past few decades by virtue of wildfires.

They are trying to quantify the positive result, they are used to it.

"We're trying to quantify the benefits of globalization.

"What we're doing now is trying to quantify that risk," he said.

Scholars have been trying to quantify and tabulate Shakespeare's style for more than a century.

Sargur N. Srihari, an expert in pattern recognition at the University at Buffalo, part of the New York state university system, is trying to quantify the uncertainty.

Ofcom has been trying to quantify Rupert Murdoch's media power, asking media analysts as to how it might be possible to measure how far the combined News Corp and Sky would dominate news attention.