Sentence examples for keen analyst from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he is a keen analyst of Middle East politics, and a savvy bureaucratic infighter.

A keen analyst of unemployment trends, Diamond said it was criminal that governments rejected state-sponsored investment, especially when they can borrow money almost for free.

Murray knows exactly how much Nadal has improved and in what departments, given he is such a keen analyst of the game.

It's a commonplace, though an accurate one, to say that the documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman is a keen analyst of institutions, as seen in his fourth feature, "Hospital," from 1970 (which I discuss in this clip).

By Richard Brody March 21, 2016 It's a commonplace, though an accurate one, to say that the documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman is a keen analyst of institutions, as seen in his fourth feature, "Hospital," from 1970 (which I discuss in this clip).

Keen analysts will see that the only lead to defeat the game is the diamond jack.

Khalil Anani, one of the keenest analysts of Egyptian Islamic movements, told me that the Brotherhood is likely to face a critical choice in the coming months.

How all major factions will finally manage to form a government eludes even the keenest analysts at present.

Early in the article, you point out that dogs are keen observers of human behavior — if not man's best friend, at least man's most penetrating analyst.

I seriously doubt that Zandi really knows what's going to happen to the U.S. economy over the next ten years, but he's proven himself to be a keen economic analyst, and he has access to plenty of data from which one might be able to extrapolate a plausible growth path for the U.S. over the next decade.

Some Bush advisers feared that Mr. Wolfowitz, a former ambassador to Indonesia and keen policy analyst who devised the Bush administration's plan to solicit contributions from allies to pay for the 1991 Persian Gulf war, would struggle to manage the sprawling Pentagon bureaucracy.