Sentence examples for by trying to quantify from inspiring English sources

He proceeded by analyzing the awareness that man has of his inner self to show that psychological facts are qualitatively different from any other, charging psychologists in particular with falsifying the facts by trying to quantify and number them.

Later that day, Lehman officials met with the team led by Goldman and Credit Suisse, which was trying to quantify the "hole" in Lehman's balance sheet — the amount by which liabilities exceeded assets.

On the otherhand, environmental studies are concerned with the discrimination between the anthropogenic and detrital fractions of the determined metals and with trying to quantify them by the use of selective extraction media.

A few economists are trying to quantify that loss.

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

Trying to quantify the events of the past few weeks and his lifetime, he began with an old joke favoured by southern Iraqis.

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

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

"It's fascinating trying to quantify something emotional," head of data science, Sean Durkin, says.

You are not trying to quantify the specific effects of confidence.

Trying to quantify your aerobic fitness is a daunting task.