Sentence examples for to be analyses from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Neustadt's texts are intended to be analyses of exercises in power," Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in 1990 in a review in The New York Times, "and as such they are acute and informative whether comparing Truman's Korea with Johnson's Vietnam, or figuring out why Kennedy was able to overcome the Bay of Pigs fiasco".

There is already a substantial literature on attributes associated with crime victimisation (Tseloni et al. 2010; Kershaw and Tseloni 2005; Osborn and Tseloni 1998; Tseloni 2006), but these tend to be analyses at single points in time.

This allowed the planet's atmosphere to be analysed.

Her husband's trip to India has tended to be analysed in portentous tones.

Decisions that were taken very high up have yet to be analysed.

Several other buzzard carcasses found on the estate were too decayed to be analysed.

"It is not confirmed yet as samples need to be analysed".

He sent brains to be analysed in Australia and at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Their mysteries boldly refuse to be analysed in some cold, academic manner.

Nowadays, doctors are unlikely to eyeball your urine without sending it off to be analysed in a laboratory.

Such information is likely to be analysed by the competition authorities should HBOS decide to bid for its closest rival.