Sentence examples for deeply probe from inspiring English sources

The U.K. government has today published a draft bill setting out new surveillance powers that if passed into law will allow the security and intelligence agencies to more deeply probe Brits' digital activity by requiring U.K. ISPs keep a log of all the websites visited by Internet users over the past 12 months.

This conversation will help people deeply probe the candidates to find out who best represents each of us and our hopes for our nation and the world.

Her familiarity with plant use in the Pamirs allowed her to deeply probe the indigenous knowledge compiled during research.

The lack of a supportive qualitative study that would have been used to deeply probe the reasons for the different levels of the acceptability of the contraceptives in the different geographic settings is another limitation of the study.

Combining the optical superiority of this model with all of the other key technologies (transgenesis, transplantation, chemical screens, CRISPr's), and with the pool of available mutants generated from the Zebrafish Mutation Project [ 54], the zebrafish offers a completely unique model in which to deeply probe the biology of metastasis.

Rather, it deeply probes the human condition, or, more precisely, the psychology of two very different racing drivers.

Not to suggest that Mr. Carter's earlier music was superficial, but his writing here is calmer and more deeply probing.

Reflecting Mr. Blake's most recent career focus, the exhibition presents lushly cinematic, deeply probing digital-video studies of three artists he admired.

Still, while there's far more invention in "Bridge of Sighs," I think of it as the novel that most deeply probes who I am, as a man and as a writer.

I have found a shorter version of it on the Web, and in both versions the material seems highly detailed, deeply probed, well ordered and not at all loony in tone.

As comfortable manipulating moods with Facebook as she is crowdsourcing her OKCupid dates, New-York bartistrtist and programmer Lauren McCarthy recently leveled-up her social experimentation with Follower, a performance art piece that deeply probes notions of privacy, surveillance culture, and being followed, and is also conspicuously inspired by human-on-demand services.