Sentence examples for deeply documented from inspiring English sources

The synergistic merging of these two approaches is a long-awaited advance in nanomedicine that has not been deeply documented so far.

One of the problems with the way it is written about is that it is measured in the present tense by how different it looks from the places that have developed a sophisticated and deeply documented sense of themselves.

It's common for hikers to document their journeys with a post every few hundred miles and a couple photos, but rarely has the Trail been so deeply documented, each rugged, muddy day of the hike so carefully described and captured for posterity.

Still, rich in music and archival material, All or Nothing at All is deeply satisfying, documenting, in the words of Pete Hamill, why Sinatra matters.

The Greek refugee crisis has brought in $803 million in aid dollars between 2015 and 2017, according to News Deeply's meticulously documented report about how the "most expensive humanitarian response in history" became a humanitarian nightmare.

So many aspects of the 2016 election are deeply troubling, including documented voter suppression, the ongoing effects of partisan gerrymandering, and -- at least for some -- the fact that the winner of the popular vote lost the electoral college for the second time in under two decades.

Ms. Niven, the author of books about Carl Sandburg and Edward Steichen, has dug deeply into the copiously documented life of her subject, drawing on access to substantial troves of previously undisclosed family papers.

A systematic study of late-Quaternary landscape evolution in the Central Plains documented widespread, deeply buried paleosols that represent Paleoindian-age landscapes in terrace fills of large streams (> 5th order), in alluvial fans, and in draws in areas of western Kansas with a thick loess mantle.

In another development, a spokesman for President Karzai announced that Mr. Karzai would include two foreigners on the five-member Electoral Complaints Commission, an oversight body that was deeply involved in documenting the fraud and irregularities in last summer's presidential elections.

I worked with three classmates on a topic each of us is deeply passionate about: documenting stories of San Francisco immigrants.

The dogged and deeply patriotic Mark Crispin Miller has meticulously documented masses more of these examples – notably in the last election in Ohio – in his masterful Harper's essay last month, "None Dare Call It Stolen".