Sentence examples for properly analyze from inspiring English sources

But lyrics have a different valence from that of prose; though song can express emotions, it can't properly analyze them.

Without good data, paramedics and officials with the county's emergency services council say, Suffolk's ambulance companies cannot properly analyze their performance and detect weak points in the system.

They argued that the Legislature had failed to properly analyze the impact that privatizing so many prisons would have on the state.

Current and former F.B.I. agents have long believed that one of the bureau's great weaknesses is its failure to properly analyze the immense amount of information that it collects, and to share it among its field offices.

When Feb. 14 rolled around, the company announced that its release of financial information had been indefinitely delayed because "additional time will be required in order to properly analyze events occurring after the company's Dec. 31, 1999, year-end, which could impact the final audited results for 1999".

A three-judge panel said in the opinion that the agency's failure to properly analyze the rule had caused "irreparable injury" by allowing more than 1.2 million acres of national forest land to be logged and burned each year without studying the ecological impact.

For all their mistakes and meshugaas — they weren't properly analyzed, after all — Jung and Freud were intrepid and curiously optimistic.

It effects a major revaluation of the "Goethezeit," a Golden Age in European culture that, even in Germany, has yet to be properly analyzed.

Dr. Haussler decided the genome could not be properly analyzed until the pieces being generated by the consortium were in the right order.

"If anybody is thinking of developing this area, bulldozing it over with another high-rise in the Village, I don't think they're properly analyzing the litigation".

Nevertheless, Russian intelligence in general suffers from various structural problems, including the problem that the information it produces is not always properly analyzed or acted upon.