Sentence examples for the scholarly analysis from inspiring English sources

The Houghton Library Studies series provides a forum for the scholarly analysis of the wide-ranging materials in these collections.

The scholarly analysis of modern industrial society owes much more to Veblen's German contemporary Max Weber, whose ideas are more complex than Veblen's.

Published six times a year by the United States Information Agency, the journal was a respected forum in the cold war era for the scholarly analysis of Communist affairs.

The book's title, The Transformation of Citizenship in the European Union, may lead to some confusion because given the recent focus on human and social rights—it would be reasonable for a reader to expect this book to be another contribution to the scholarly analysis of those rights.

Lawrence Baxter (Duke Law) summed up the significance of the event well when he noted that the conference papers reflect a fundamental transformation in the scholarly analysis of financial markets and regulation, away from the old unexamined assumptions and toward a deeper, more comprehensive and dynamic understanding of modern finance.

Richard Immerman's The CIA in Guatemala provided the scholarly analysis of the agency's operations.

Academic Questions, the official journal of the National Association of Scholars, takes advantage of the best scholarly analysis to explore the vices, as well as the virtues, of the contemporary university.

And none of them earn the lengthy scholarly analysis accorded the eponymous heroes of the canon.

The suggestion that graduates of the New York City Leadership Academy "underperform" compared with other school principals contradicts widely reported findings from the only scholarly analysis of the program ("A Sampling of Experiments From the Municipal Laboratory," news article, June 27).

This article offers the first scholarly analysis of both the collective memory of the mosque's efforts to save Jews during the Occupation, and the conflicting historical evidence around this story.

Architecture and Empire in Jamaica offers the first scholarly analysis of Jamaican architecture in the long 18th century, spanning roughly from the Port Royal earthquake of 1692 to Emancipation in 1838.