Sentence examples for far-reaching analysis from inspiring English sources
During that time, Intiman's trustees, working with an arts consultant, undertook a far-reaching analysis of the theater's finances, identifying problems over many years, and then began conversations with artists like Mr. Russell about Intiman's future.
Three years ago, a far-reaching analysis of forage fish, put out by the Lenfest Foundation and financed by the Pew Charitable Trusts, reported that thirty-seven per cent of global seafood landings recorded annually consist of forage fish, up from less than ten per cent fifty years ago.
This far-reaching analysis confirms that some individuals have a greater voice in politics than others, and that this inequality not only results from varying inclinations toward activity, but also reflects unequal access to such vital resources as money and education.
This far-reaching analysis examines the persistent failure of educational policy at local, state, and federal levels to equalize educational opportunity for all.
The Ecology Center recently completed the most far-reaching analysis of chemical hazards in toys yet.
In the 18th century a far-reaching generalization of analysis was discovered, centred on the so-called imaginary number i = Square root of√−1.
In the 18th century a far-reaching generalization of analysis was discovered, centred on the so-called imaginary number i = √(−1).
Finally, we discuss the perhaps most far-reaching aspect of our analysis.
The agreement between the theoretical analysis and experimental results indicates that the effect of misfit dislocation is far-reaching and that the elastic analysis of dislocation, resolved by the finite element method, is sensible in predicting the residual stress distribution.
Numerous examples and applications throughout its four planned volumes, of which Fourier Analysis is the first, highlight the far-reaching consequences of certain ideas in analysis to other fields of mathematics and a variety of sciences.
Generic critical loading directions are identified; these may have far-reaching consequences for blade design, analysis and testing.
