Sentence examples for delving a bit from inspiring English sources

I've been delving a bit into what the Romney campaign and its economist fellow-travelers have been saying, and I think I have figured out the true economic doctrine Romney and his inner circle have in mind.

If you are interested in delving a bit further into our search logs, then earlier this year I wrote a blog post looking at a random sample from 'the long tail of search' to examine the types of query that are in there.

When you delve a bit deeper, at least three figures stand out.

But first, they will delve a bit more into the enthusiasm behind the game.

If desired and time permits, delve a bit further into how SWOT analyses are performed.

"You put on such a front down here, that as soon as you delve a bit, the façade crumbles.

Mr. Tester delves a bit more into MF Global and how involved JPMorgan was in the brokerage's final days.

Do I have to do it?" When you delve a bit deeper you often find that what comes as a rule actually isn't one.

To understand why universities like the decision, one has to delve a bit into university culture -- how they see themselves in the world.

And she could have delved a bit into Tunisia, where the corrupt former president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, enriched himself and his cronies by turning the coastline into an eyesore of cheap hotel towers catering to package tourists.

Mr Karatnycky joined Freedom House in the early 1990s, later becoming president, after working for America's labour movement.To understand why America's labour unions know something about non-violent protest, delve a bit further into political history.