Sentence examples for exhaustive reports from inspiring English sources

The UN panel, which produces exhaustive reports on climate science, agreed last month to study the feasibility of the aspirational 1.5C temperature goal.

This is not for the first time: in the late 1950s, exhaustive reports by the Carnegie and Ford foundations complained about the inadequacies of MBA programmes.

Despite the exhaustive report, trying to expand Heathrow would run into intense opposition.

But researchers from Human Rights Watch issued an exhaustive report showing the protest was spurred by popular discontent with local economic policies.

All-news channels and stations are not known for exhaustive reporting of old governmental wrongs or new social rites.

The accusations of corrupt government programs have been bolstered by an exhaustive report by the Aquino administration's auditing agency.

(In a thorough and exhaustive report, David Kirkpatrick wrote in the Times that numerous people present that night described Abu Khattala as a "central figure in the attack").

On Sunday, the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism released an exhaustive report on the Rolling Stone story from last November depicting a brutal gang rape at the University of Virginia.

Despite exhaustive reporting, Thomas fails to give them their due, relying instead on a predictable analysis of their influence and the causes of their self-destruction.

In "Dirty John," he said, the radio-drama influence is "married to the exhaustive reporting that narrative journalism of this type requires".

I welcome the fact that there is nothing in today's exhaustive report that challenges either my conclusion or the fact that this was my honestly held view.