Each is examined at length.
Bodies go flying and the gravely wounded are everywhere, if not examined at length.
From the standpoint of substance, the debate examined at length the vision of the two candidates on how to revive Egypt's economy, health and education.
The owner, an Indian, sold him all the rope he had in stock: forty yards of braided hemp, which Pereda examined at length, as if looking for loose threads.
It's the first book to examine at length the sensitive topic of desertions during this war, and the facts it presents are frequently revealing and heartbreaking.
In my first book, "Complications," I even used the example of meteorology to examine at length the problem of necessary fallibility in medicine.
It was Amazon week at The Seattle Times, as the retailer's hometown paper examined at length various aspects of the company, including its approach to warehouse labor, tough negotiating tactics with publishers and bare-bones approach to corporate giving.
At 15, the "shock" of French composition opened him to writing; then came the discovery of his preference for Chinese characters and for insects, which, as he later wrote, he would "examine at length under a magnifying glass from which he was never separated".
These claims by evolutionist critics of the HGP are examined at length in Gannett (2003a).
