Sentence examples for documenting in detail from inspiring English sources
It cited the CIA's own records, documenting in detail how waterboarding and lesser-known techniques such as "rectal feeding" were actually employed.
The evidence of this decline is likely to arrive later this week when a series of market reports are released, documenting in detail the decline in sales in every type of apartment in every neighborhood.
Mark Rosenberg, chancellor of the state university system, brought a "background and options" paper to the July 10 meeting, documenting in detail how bad things are (lowest tuition and highest student-faculty ratio in the country).
At its core is a bitter disagreement over an apparently devastating, and still secret, report by the Senate Intelligence Committee documenting in detail how the C.I.A.'s brutalization of terror suspects during the Bush years was unnecessary, ineffective, and deceptively sold to Congress, the White House, the Justice Department, and the public.
He's been behind the camera for over six years now, documenting in detail all the highlights from innumerable rumba nights in the country's capital city, and got his start in the scene purely by chance after shooting a gay party called "Flower Power" at the Bogotán bar Bardot.
However, the evidence base remains limited, with only a handful of studies documenting in detail how community accountability mechanisms have operated or influenced health services, and how their performance can be improved.
All clinical data, including all surgical procedures are documented in detail using a systematic documentation tool [ 15].
She had already documented in detail the implications for the workforce of how factory production was run.
All of them will be examined periodically so their concussion histories and any cognitive decline can be documented in detail.
At first Browning encourages the viewer to identify with the sideshow performers whose lives he documents in detail.
As Larissa MacFarquhar documented in detail, when Swartz committed suicide, in January, 2013, he was still tied up in legal problems stemming from his scraping of JSTOR.
