Sentence examples for common sense analysis from inspiring English sources

More importantly, however, the major lesson to be drawn from this neo-missile gap is to rely on CSA (common sense analysis).

Lest, we fall for similarly guided emotional appeals to national honor, we need more common sense analysis of a greater store of relevant facts to realistically assess China's cyber warfare capabilities.

While some of the recommendations and distal impacts of the three EFHIAs included in this study [ 74], see Figure  1 could notionally be anticipated through "common sense" analysis, in practice they may have been difficult to anticipate.

THOMAS J. DART Chicago, Sept. 18, 2012 To the Editor: Three cheers to Alex Kotlowitz for his common-sense analysis of the core issues underlying the Chicago teachers' strike.

On the basis of reasonable thought, common sense, rational analysis, and statistical principles (but no randomized double-blinded empirical demonstration), the apex of the pyramid of evidence is generally the well-conducted and suitably powered multicenter multinational double-blind placebo-controlled randomized trial.

If you think about it for a moment, of course, common sense confirms statistical analysis.

Police officials said the board often did not look at whether the officers' conduct was reasonable and often did not apply common sense in its analysis.

I really do believe that the average market trader and person in the street would apply more intelligence and common sense to their analysis than this prize pair put together.

In other words, according to certain knowledge (for example, common sense or theoretical analysis) about the resistance of a system, we would expect/predict the system to record a loss of certain level under a given hazard scenario.

Mr. Sunstein said that his only mission was to apply common sense and cost-benefit analysis to rules that affected health, safety, the environment and the economy.

Professor Cohen's analysis represents common sense and logic.