Sentence examples for In-depth investigative from inspiring English sources

The articles are all in-depth, investigative pieces similar to the homicide series in The Post.

Interestingly, Mann says, Abbott has been incredibly helpful on open records requests – crucial for journalists researching in-depth investigative stories.

The crisis has led to a reduction in foreign correspondents, editors and fact-checkers, and less in-depth investigative reporting.

I am a supporter of in-depth investigative reporting and campaigns which promote transparency and seek to fight international corruption.

We have also seen some excellent examples of in-depth investigative journalism such as the joint coverage by al-Jazeera and the Guardian newspaper of the Palestine papers.

But the takedowns are carefully pointed, and the final pages of every issue are devoted to serious, in-depth investigative essays.

The family will be in Portugal for two weeks where I'll be doing in depth investigative journalistic research on the topic of Portugal's most famous export: porcelain penises.

Of course, The Times is equally known for its in-depth and investigative reporting on politics.

As bureaus shrink, they cut back on in-depth and investigative projects and from having reporters assigned to cover specific federal agencies.

Katz and Lenfest were expected to focus more resources on bolstering the Inquirer's in-depth and investigative reporting.

* Eighty-four percent of the agricultural coverage focuses on breaking news; little coverage takes the form of analysis, in-depth features, investigative pieces and farmer education.