Sentence examples for winning analysis from inspiring English sources

This gap was first comprehensively explored in the pioneering work of Daniel Kahneman and the late Amos Tversky, through their Nobel-prize winning analysis of how man (and woman, but mainly man) is anything but a creature of logic in market places of all kinds.

Roy's (1952) paper is widely regarded as a contribution to portfolio theory co-equal with that of the Nobel-Prize winning analysis of Harry Markowitz (1952).

Would any of them be markedly better risks than simply hoping Boston's underachievers returned to form?Meanwhile, the Dodgers' all-in move carries significant benefits that are not included in a simple dollars-per-win analysis.

One notable exception is Sky's Gary Neville, whose bracing analysis is winning some unlikely admirers and also suggesting that he might be a conspicuous loss to the managerial ranks.

But it's not an argument won through sophisticated analysis.

His method of video analysis won scientific backing long ago.

His complex, often ambiguous analysis won him the vitriol of both the left and the right.

Gallego won, and an analysis commissioned by Mayday concluded that the ads had widened his margin of victory.

For once, real news and real analysis won out over fake news, and democratic activism defeated procedural stunts on Capitol Hill.

Emma Knights Chief executive, National Governors Associationn You report that schools face deep cuts, possibly by as much as 12% in spending per pupil, whoever wins the election (Analysis, 7 April).

Mr. Frederick said Ms. Levine would win under that analysis, saying the F.D.A. had never specifically compared the risks of methods of intravenous administration.