Sentence examples for dig any further from inspiring English sources

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The NCND "policy" is simply a tactic to make sure the public cannot dig any further into the sordid mess lining the corridors of Special Branch.

We take our news in bits and bites from the media, and rarely dig any further.

In some cases, a student may have taken to citing one author but has plagiarized elements of work of authors cited by the only author the writer bothered to read, hoping desperately that the assessor wouldn't dig any further.

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Before digging any further into the details of Ito and Mariane's sordid duet, it should be said that one of this book's signal pleasures is Power's writing about the inner workings of a sushi house.

But his team, operating in a crime scene "under the watchful eyes of the F.B.I.," simply has not yet been able to dig back any further in the Madoff archives, he said.

And again, no one screamed, "Stop the Catepillar-executive-bought-his-house baiting!" Reporters dug further and further and brought up more facts.

Entrenched interests dig in further; sacred cows die hard.

Dig back further and one found creatures, like the animals from Montmartre, that had no obvious modern counterparts.

In the meantime, readers can dig in further by reading the latest reports from our colleagues in Cairo.

However, it is this last topic I'd like to dig into further.

The deeper they dig, the further back in history they go.

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