Sentence examples for should analyse from inspiring English sources

Whatever it is that suddenly makes him tick, they should analyse and then bottle it.

Rather, Mr Corbyn should analyse the way in which the Conservatives, first in coalition and now on their own, have used the financial crisis to shrink the state.

This week Sir David Omand, the former Whitehall security and intelligence co-ordinator, described how the state should analyse data about individuals in order to find terrorist suspects: travel information, tax, phone records, emails, and so on.

Noting that this is not an option for many smaller businesses the report suggests: "Bigger companies should analyse the potential in creating separate staff, particularly on the business side.

Willpower is a finite resource that can be depleted; and to break a bad habit you should analyse it into a "cue-routine-reward" structure, and then swap the routine for something better.

"They should analyse the intended and unintended risks and side-effects of their activities, particularly the fragmentation of global governance, the weakening of representative democracy … the prevailing practice of applying business logic to the provision of public goods".

Another problem with the entire program was raised by Langford (1942) and discussed by Moore (1942 [1968], pp. 665 6): why should analyses be of any conceivable interest?

Should analyses be limited to residents in long-stay care (i.e. exclude short-stayers)?

Suzanne Gleave warns that couples deciding on a lengthy adventure should carefully analyse in advance their reasons for going.

Keeping in mind diffusion's four critical dimensions, one should further analyse these dimensions.

RIAT analyses should follow the analyses specified in the protocol (including any specified in amendments).