Sentence examples for a lengthy examination from inspiring English sources

He said: "After making a lengthy examination of the photographs I conclude that, in examining the scene of the accident, the road, Jeremiah's body and both vehicles involved, I could find no traces of blood, hair, tissue or clothing on the vehicles or road, except round the immediate vicinity of Jeremiah's body".

The first policy address of Clinton's campaign was a lengthy examination of problems in the nation's criminal justice system.

This was the 11th attempt to overturn his conviction by Mr. Bermudez, whose case had received a lengthy examination by The New York Times in 2007.

The Daily Princetonian published a lengthy examination May 3 of four foundations created to allow CHARITABLE DONATIONS to the eating clubs.

Another blow to the company's public standing landed in 2015 when The New York Times published a lengthy examination of Amazon's corporate work culture, which was depicted as an unforgiving environment.

But Howard A. Latin, a law professor at Rutgers University, disagreed in a lengthy examination of the case he wrote with one of his students for the Boston University Law Review.

Giuliani hadn't submitted himself to any lengthy examinations on these questions, which raised for me an equally relevant question about him: Was Rudy Giuliani just the guy who happened to run a city on the day that it was struck by terrorists?

They were of a distinctive pattern and after lengthy examination, investigators determined they came from an Avia aerobic shoe, approximately size 12.

Unfortunately, overwhelming laboratory workloads and a lack of human resources prevent such lengthy examination times in developing countries, particularly in those countries badly affected by the HIV pandemic.

In jail, Mr. Dymovsky was isolated, and prosecutors sought to subject him to a lengthy psychiatric examination.

When the prosecution rested, the defence opened its case with a lengthy direct examination of Eichmann.