Sentence examples for is analyzing whether from inspiring English sources

As a result, the Brooklyn district attorney's office has moved to dismiss 80 drug cases, and is analyzing whether 100 more are tainted.

As House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi works to shore up support for her bid to be become Speaker of the House in the 116th Congress, The Fix is analyzing whether she has the votes to win the position.

Maybe they're analyzing whether he used the money for reasonable expenses.

Brickman said he was analyzing whether to appeal the decision.

Paul Roye, director of the S.E.C.'s division of investment management, said at a conference this month that the commission was "analyzing whether these products are appropriately regulated".

Marybeth Ulrich, a professor specializing in civil-military relations at the Army War College, said it's too soon for the Army to be analyzing whether Shinseki could have played his hand better, or whether generals might lobby more forcefully in the future.

More precisely, researchers are analyzing whether there is a single packet scheduling algorithm that, at a network-wide level, can perfectly match the results of any given scheduling algorithm.

The Army's first Stryker Brigade Combat Team, built around a new, lightly armored vehicle named Stryker, might be ordered to Iraq this fall, and Pentagon officials are analyzing whether to activate, early next year, any of the National Guard's enhanced brigades, which are specially designated units that train with the active-duty Army and are assigned its most modern combat equipment.

Michael Mulgrew, president of the city teachers' union, said its lawyers were analyzing whether the panel properly followed the guidelines under the new mayoral-control law to determine if there were grounds for a lawsuit.

By the time its theatrical run ended, trades like The Hollywood Reporter were analyzing whether a mammoth $863 million in global grosses meant it was a success.

Then there is the other way of satisfying the 90-10 reducingento reducinearlynearly zero the number of students who are analyzing whether the education is worth the price.