Why is he important enough to be the subject of such an in-depth piece?
They sold "incredibly well", and on that in-depth piece of market research, they went into egg-making full time.
I have come across only one in-depth piece of research that measures the extent of pubic-hair removal among women.
Mr. Lepore said that Mr. Derderian's report "was an in-depth piece to run next week about knowing your surroundings whether you're in a large venue or a club".
McGann, Vox: Last summer, I was giving out responsibilities and beats and one of my top reporters asked to write a long, in-depth piece on Donald Trump and I told him, "No".
Turns out one of the linked articles is a well-written, interesting, and in-depth piece on a weird bit of history from my favourite sport in my home country, the USA! USA!! USA!!!
The most in-depth piece on Richardson was a puff-piece in New York Magazine that asked if the photographer was an "artist or predator" as if he couldn't be both.
When, on June 8th, Xinhua issued a one-sentence report saying that the mayor of Shenzhen had been detained in a corruption probe, Caijing posted an in-depth piece twenty-nine minutes later.
Mr. Ragovoy remarked that it was odd that anyone would want to write an in-depth piece about Mr. Tate after all these years, and the journalist replied that Mr. Tate had a dedicated following overseas.
Mr. Parks spent months with Mr. Jackson and produced a remarkably in-depth piece that Ms. Willis — an author, curator and chairman of the photography department at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University — wrote about in Volume 2: It was about street bravado, and death among members of the Midtowner gang in Harlem.
GiveDirectly, which two years ago began to give cash to very poor families in Kenya that they could spend however they wanted, is getting a lot of attention — most recently an article in the New York Times Magazine and a more in-depth piece on This American Life.
