Sentence examples for began in-depth from inspiring English sources

Last year, the CRA began in-depth audits of major environmental charities for their political activities, including Environmental Defence, Tides Canada, Equiterre, the Ecology Action Centre, the Pembina Foundation, and the David Suzuki Foundation.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will begin in-depth hearings today.

SWEF has begun in-depth case studies in eight countries to study effects upon the policy environment, the public/private mix, human resources and pharmaceuticals [ 8].

We and others have begun in-depth analyses of all these steps in order to understand how complex behaviors are generated.

Yes, Love Is A Hurricane begins in depths of despair – "On a ledge, but I can't leap" croons Ronan, but by the yomping piano chorus, we're learning that love is not just like a hurricane, but also like "a crazy train".

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Way, way beyond a computer game... My own cyber-life began in true depth just last night - a meeting with JE on a hammock by the Majic ocean.

Continuing a rebound that began in the depths of near-panic selling Wednesday morning, stocks climbed steadily through the day, with all the main gauges finishing near their best levels.

After nine years battling a drug addiction that began in the depths of depression, I was arrested during my senior year of college with a large amount of heroin.

The first wave began in 2003 and an in-depth clinical study was started in 2004.

Experiments designed to work out the effects of living in hyperbaric chambers, in which the air can be compressed to mimic conditions at depth, began in the 1930s.