Sentence examples for In-depth probes from inspiring English sources

One-on-one interviews are an ideal forum for in-depth probes about the vignettes without the distractions of the group approach (e.g., dominance by one or two group members, shyness in social situations as an obstacle to giving feedback in group settings).

Universal said the in-depth probe had been expected.

Oates is calling for an in-depth probe as he believes what has happened to him is not unique.

The consortium, which is led by Sony Music's Sony/ATV, will not face an in-depth probe from the European Commission after agreeing to sell off certain assets.

Interesting timing, given the EC yesterday announced an in-depth probe into whether Germany's large, persistent trade surplus harms the rest of the eurozone.

The inquiry is being conducted under section 447 of the Companies Act which can be a precursor to a more in-depth probe - as was eventually commissioned in the case of serious corporate scandals such as MG Rover.

The European Union's competition regulator has launched an in-depth probe of Universal Music Group's planned acquisition of part of British music company EMI, home to the Beatles, Coldplay and Katy Perry.

The Observer can reveal that British authorities have launched an in-depth probe into his business background that will focus on allegations that he bribed a corrupt African Minister during the dark days of apartheid.

EU clearance will dismay rivals, such as Warner Music and small independent music labels, which vehemently oppose the deal and had hoped Sony might face the same in-depth probe as Universal Music.

The European Commission is poised to launch a formal in-depth probe into its serious concerns over improper state aid, dragging Amazon into a multi-pronged clampdown on sweetheart tax deals that has already ensnared Apple in Ireland and Starbucks in the Netherlands.

Further experiments will be needed for more in-depth probing of the finer mechanisms underlying sedation/sleepiness and how they affect behavioural and eletrophysiological measures of the central nervous system (CNS) function.