Sentence examples for as explored in depth from inspiring English sources

The significance of the companion charter, the Charter of the Forest, is no less profound and perhaps even more pertinent today – as explored in depth by Peter Linebaugh in his richly documented and stimulating history of Magna Carta and its later trajectory.

This is something that should be explored in-depth.

But as Kevin Baker explored in depth in the New York Times this past weekend, Republicans have been undermining urban America for decades now.

The difficulties facing Saudi women are hinted at rather than explored in depth, as are their strategies of adaptation, self-protection and subtle subversion.

Topics covered briefly during didactics, such as image interpretation, were explored in depth at the bedside.

(Hispanic and Asian immigrants struggle with these barriers as well, though these populations were not explored in depth in the study).

These implementation and feasibility issues will be explored in depth as they will likely influence uptake of this approach in primary dental care.

Once we gain the ability to play with light, we gain the ability to really start fooling the brain - an area where artists such as James Turrell, Olafur Eliasson have really explored in depth.

The analysis we present here examined housing and health relationships that have been previously explored in depth, such as the effect of housing on lead poisoning, and other potential relationships that have received relatively little attention, such as housing and obesity/diabetes.

Instead, we clearly demonstrated that women's reluctance to ask was a learned behaviour – rather than an "intrinsic" quality, as this new paper claims – and we explored in depth the powerful social forces that put roadblocks in women's way.

It's also a window into a part of China -- the province of Sichuan -- that has rarely been explored in depth, even though, as Hessler notes, it is home to one out of every 50 people on earth.