Sentence examples for prominent analysts from inspiring English sources

Prominent analysts have called for Coach Silvia Neid to remove her from the starting lineup.

Some prominent analysts, including the hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio (whom I profiled in 2011), have warned that the Fed could be in danger of repeating its error.

Richard Greenfield, who covered media and cable companies at Goldman, was among the most prominent analysts to be let go by Goldman.

In doing so, he joined a growing list of prominent analysts — including William H. Gross, the co-chief investment officer of Pimco — who've raised concerns that consumption may be postponed and growth thwarted if price declines occur throughout the economy.

Fears that months of debate over how to resolve the Greek debt crisis had brought the world economy to another "Lehman's moment" led several prominent analysts to warn that the situation could spark a run on bank stocks next week.

Two prominent analysts of human-driven global warming have offered fresh criticisms of the way Anthony Ingraffea, a Cornell University engineering professor, has been portraying the contribution of natural gas leaks to climate change.

Raza Rumi, a prominent analyst and newspaper columnist, said the government had chosen a policy of appeasement.

"The sector is going through a personality crisis," said Debra Goldfarb of the International Data Corporation, supercomputing's most prominent analyst.

Federal regulators barred Mr. Blodget, who now runs Business Insider, a business news Web site, and Jack B. Grubman, another prominent analyst who worked at Salomon Smith Barney, from the securities industry.

One prominent analyst, Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley, recently urged G.M. to sell or close Opel before its failures dragged down the rest of G.M., the largest American automaker.

The House Financial Services Committee, which is investigating the collapse of WorldCom, had asked Mr. Grubman to testify about his role as the prominent analyst in the industry.