Sentence examples for documented at length from inspiring English sources

But Anna Merlan, a reporter for Jezebel, documented at length her difficulties obtaining an interview with Johnson or indeed any evidence that she exists.

As I documented at length in my 2011 book on America's two-tiered justice system, With Liberty and Justice for Some, the evidence that felonies were committed by Wall Street is overwhelming.

That's true, but it would have been nice if Okrent had later noted that the penitent Times did exactly that on Oct. 3, 2004, when the paper documented at length the falsehood of Condoleezza Rice's statement to the world that the aluminum tubes acquired by Iraq were "only really suited for nuclear weapons programs".

The specific relationship between these factors has been documented at length in another review (Zhang et al. 2012).

Unfortunately, there's nothing like a cold war to accelerate innovation and the heady mix of Israeli culture and national army service ends up producing a lot of technically proficient people, as was documented at length in the book Startup Nation.

A court image expert told The Los Angeles Times that Clark could seem "a little severe," even after a makeover to soften her image, which was documented at length in The New York Times. .

First, as John Schmitt (pdf) documents at length, there just isn't any evidence that raising the minimum wage near current levels would reduce employment.

First, as The Huffington Post's Michael Calderone documents at length, the administration, in concert with pro-Trump news sources, attempted to reverse-engineer the news ― insisting that the only thing that Levin and Breitbart had done was re-report news that had already been fully established in mainstream media accounts.

Fortunately there is precisely zero evidence that we need banks anywhere near their current size - we document this at length in 13 Bankers (in fact, this was a major motivation for writing the book).

"Yes, we have found problems every single time, and we have documented these at great length in peer-reviewed articles".

As September's annual report (mandated by a 2006 credit rating "reform" law) from the Securities & Exchange Commission documents at great length, there is no competition or improvement in this oligopoly.