Use "analyst" in a sentence

1. analyst, which gives me the possibility to agree with

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2. It is true, he was only an analyst,

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3. “Well I thought so too, so first thing this morning I called my fiancée, Angel Torres, who is a Security Analyst

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4. She entered the data file and noted an entry in Kurt Sloan’s profile at 8:30AM that morning from Angel Torres, a Security Analyst

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5. The world had changed, events appeared to be heading in one direction; you didn’t have to be a news analyst to know that all signs pointed to another world war

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6. Other hardliners on Communism, including Kennedy and Reagan, prolonged the Cold War, notably argued by George Kennan, the analyst and architect of US Containment policy

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7. All our information gained is checked by analysts before you see it unless you insist of raw intelligence which your own analyst will explain to you

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8. He went on to become Ambassador to Turkey, Undersecretary of Defense under Jimmy Carter, and then an analyst for the Rand Corporation

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9. The EPA has stifled Alan Carlin, a senior research analyst at the EPA who questioned the outdated

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10. Normally this tailoring needs the Software Quality Analyst approval, who is assigned for the project

11. An understanding on these engineering activities helps the Software quality analyst to perform the job more effectively

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12. Boxing Analyst: "Sure there have been injuries, and even some deaths in boxing, but none of them really that serious

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13. The EPA has stifled Alan Carlin, a senior research analyst at the EPA who questioned the outdated research on the health effects of greenhouse gases

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14. Jay Whitacre, a battery researcher and technology policy analyst at Carnegie Mellon/University, said in an interview the government‘s goals‖ are aggressive and worth striving for, but they are not attainable in the next three to five years

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15. When we got $2k back on the sale of our over leveraged house, I put it in a state insured S&L that Stan Hawkes, the Navy financial analyst, assured us was OK, i

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16. A noted analyst who has dealt with mass test results, explains

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17. , newspaper analyst, says of Park, “He has a reputation for being a very tight-fisted operator

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18. , a former analyst at Payne Webber who left that firm in January to found Noble Consultants Inc

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19. military and how he was engaged to a Business Analyst

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20. analyst, former Congressman and much admired friend of the Chief Executive, wrote a

21. go by while continual lies are being told and neither the analyst nor the

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22. And wasn’t sure whether the analyst planned to actually help him—at great personal risk—or give him up as soon as the soldiers were near

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23. The challenges are critical for public firms that are constantly under the scrutiny of the analyst, the shareholders and the markets

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24. Because these movements link up in increments of five waves and three waves, they generate sequences of numbers that the analyst can use (along with the rules of wave formation) to help identify the current state of pattern development, as shown in Figure 5

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25. Brooks as the Senior Analyst and

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26. ID/GU team fully emerged during April 2005 with HIV disease review and the analyst incharge was Cydney Brooks and Sylvia Marecki

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27. The analyst thereby becomes the current

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28. importantly, through the defense of projective identification, whereby the analyst is

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29. relationship with her father, her mentor, her analyst

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30. Cho Mae Chin and Sensor Analyst Lt

31. by a local handwriting analyst friend

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32. Designing the files is done by a DBA or data base analyst

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33. Let us suppose the data base analyst accidentally deletes the file while we’re in the middle of changing the record

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34. Of course, I was working as a teacher, programmer analyst and software consultant during the time I wrote these books

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35. As for the unpredictability of World crisis, I have to disagree somewhat: a competent analyst should be able to predict fairly much in advance any new conflict, given the fact that wars don’t just pop up without reasons

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36. He had spent some years as a senior analyst in the in the

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37. I did get my degree there, and seemed to get enough promotions as a programmer analyst and systems analyst and did well as a software consultant to indicate that the course was successful

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38. In his briefing, Kareem was told by an analyst, the 1,800 members probably were not all from

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39. I had the Naval analyst back with news

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40. rating was 8 and the analyst recommendation was moderate buy

41. The integrative approach of this text is to position the analyst, the investor and the

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42. investor, analyst and manager is clouded because each perspective is directed by the need

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43. The theoretical relationship of operating leverage, % ∆ EBIT / % ∆ Sales also has a concrete counterpart that is calculable when the analyst has full knowledge of assigned

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44. that is coordinated to alert the analyst to the presence of more risk

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45. Fortunately, the analyst does not need a mathematically precise rendition of an

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46. They can help the analyst to understand the components of corporate risk, and

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47. analyst is paramount and it is obvious that the most cost effective path is at forty percent

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48. that an analyst researches industry averages, some type of comparative paradigm, an

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49. When calculating the cost of capital, the analyst uses the real cost of debt which is

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50. Usually, the analyst will

51. There are no set formulas or series of calculations that enable the analyst to

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52. Although this method is subjective, it does give the modern analyst some guidance: if

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53. judicious use of these combinations gives the analyst an advantage when gauging

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54. While this method is linear, it will allow the analyst to cite the most

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55. In other words, the analyst would wrongfully interpret an increase in risk as a decrease in

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56. When capital budgeting for a long project, an analyst who chooses five-year averages may

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57. Through a simple transformation of beta, the analyst could observe how much risk was

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58. While short-term volatility prevents the analyst from

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59. To corroborate its movement, the analyst uses both

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60. be used with more caution for companies in different sectors as long as the analyst

61. By merely observing these three ratios, an analyst can learn much about a firm

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62. For the capital structure analyst,

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63. In this regard, the analyst wants to find a situation where earnings will accelerate much faster than the cost of capital; some “insiders” are simply fervent

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64. self defeating because the investor will be “chasing earnings”, and no analyst can predict

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65. Philip Fisher was a financial analyst during the depths of the depression - almost a

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66. the other is not, the analyst can not form valid, actionable conclusions

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67. It is when the analyst attempts to time the peaks and shifts between cyclical stages that

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68. This may seem easier than presumed if the analyst is willing

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69. of a security, this value will help the analyst determine whether the stock is under or over

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70. firms have very predictable dividends, the analyst must match these with a suitable cost of

71. THE E/P EARNINGS / PRICE METHOD: In a pinch, the analyst can resort to using

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72. professional analyst should ordinarily have knowledge of this breakdown from a 10K or

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73. The analyst is cautioned to use the current interest

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74. Every quarter the analyst can update the regression with three new monthly points,

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75. That is not an invitation to invest as soon as the analyst observes a lower LTD/CAP for one

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76. optimism is not the purview of an objective analyst

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77. However, outside of sector rotation, there is little the analyst can do to predict a firm’s

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78. reflect the inherent risk, and the analyst would properly depend more on economic profit

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79. certainly choose the latter method, while an analyst who was fixated on the process of

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80. In most cases, the only recourse for the analyst

81. extrapolation, and - if the analyst has an idea about the direction of earnings components -

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82. For example, if accountants tell the analyst that the

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83. The question for the investor and analyst is: given a level of

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84. analysis has developed from the illusion that the acumen of the analyst helped pick the

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85. difficult for the analyst to determine significant relationships

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86. THE COVARIANCE - At times, the analyst needs to determine the risk of a

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87. population and it behooves the analyst to drop data points if one population is larger than

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88. carried to the third fourth or fifth powers at the discretion of the analyst

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89. subtracting that product from the mean, the analyst will produce an estimate of a worst

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90. analyst unless it is weighted with more recent data; hence the evolution of the EWMA or

91. Thus, the analyst should avoid

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92. indicators, it offers a valuable tool for comparison, but at the other extreme, it can mislead the analyst into thinking that highly associated variables are proof of a ‘cause”

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93. The number of periods is determined by the needs of the analyst

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94. ’’ Answered the nerdish analyst

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95. Since they had already intercepted and copied the account numbers and access codes of the secret bank accounts used by Graschev, emptying them by transferring their content to other bank accounts was going to be child’s play for Ian Dorset, their team’s analyst and computer guru

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96. ‘’Got that!’’ Answered nearly at once the analyst from his hotel room not too far from Erik’s location

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97. A female analyst then raised a hand to ask a question

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98. ’’ Objected the female analyst, looking at Johnson with shock and concern

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99. Another analyst in the room, a geeky type slim young man, suddenly seemed to think about something, straightening up in his chair

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100. Moore gave him a sharp look: while his appearance was quite unimpressive, Ian Dorset was a true genius when it came to data research and analysis, and had often been paired with Johnson and Price as their supporting mission analyst