Sentence examples for serious analyses from inspiring English sources

But you did need serious analyses and one helluva backbone to make smart, tough decisions on infrastructure, relocation and rebuilding.

The significance of the '76 race is that, for the first time in memory, even serious analyses were compelled to factor in the effects of entertainment.

I mean, they don't even look like serious analyses — it's all gee-whiz charts that look like they're straight out of USA Today.

A European group called the Digital Games Research Association recently organized a conference at which a call was issued for the gaming equivalent of Cahiers du Cinema, the French journal responsible for the first serious analyses of Westerns and murder mysteries and other forms of what was previously considered a kind of junk entertainment.

Many serious analyses have been published about this key event in Nazi Germany's quest for legitimacy, but this volume, based on a 1996 exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, is not for scholars but for children 10 years old and up.

Once you think of the plan this way, it resolves a question that has been hovering over it since the beginning: How can Cain say he will raise enough money to support the federal government with a flat rate of nine per cent when most serious analyses suggest that it would take a flat rate of at least seventeen or eighteen per cent to do the job?

"These are serious, careful analyses".

Projects by Olalekan B. Jeyifous, Todd Palmer, Emmanuel Pratt and Zevilla Jackson Preston present serious, penetrating analyses of Harlem's complex social and visual texture.

Mr. Wilson's first book, "Negro Politics" (1960), was among the first serious sociological analyses of the role of blacks in urban politics.

This exceedingly large genome size highlights the crucial need for a reference transcriptome in order to initiate serious genomic analyses of this species.

One obvious drawback of the current state is that many additional symbiotic lineages already known within Enterobacteriaceae cannot be at the moment included into serious phylogenetic analyses due to the lack of sufficient molecular data and will have to be revisited once complete genomic data are available.