Sentence examples for start analysing from inspiring English sources

'You have been known to start analysing training videos at four o'clock in the morning.

In the cold light of day, as people start analysing what a single issue party can do for them, they reach their own conclusions.

America and Britain are looking stronger than previously thought though emerging markets are another story.Now, however, it is time to stop predicting and to start analysing.

It doesn't just tell us that we might, given the circumstances, start behaving a little wildly: it suggests we are wild and we had better start analysing what that means.

This means we're entering Minority Report territory, where digital posters will start analysing passers-by in order to customise their message and use mobile-phone data to bombard you with promotional material.

Everyone is outraged, then they start analysing what he said and all of a sudden they release, 'Oh my God, he is right.'" It may be the hope of a deeply panicked Republican establishment that the appeal of Trump as Entertainer will eventually fade as voters think more seriously about who they want as president.

Note: Estonia has targeted to launch digital health record system by 2012 which will enable Estonia to start analyses that base on individual data, including personal characteristics.

My office first starting analysing the situation back in August 2008, while the conflict was ongoing.

So he went to America – posh vowels sometimes go down better there – and that was where his eyes "opened to the camera", and he started analysing scripts.

Medical companies have started analysing the genetic information with a view to developing tests for diseases and personalising drug treatments for patients by tailoring them to their genome.

"The next morning I started analysing my performance and thinking about whether I could have gotten bigger laughs," he wrote in his second autobiography, Caesar's Hours (2003).