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Though an exhaustive search (exhaustively chronicled in these pages) was conducted, and suspicion quickly fell on the child's parents, no one has yet been convicted (Mr Schiller hints that squabbling between the DA's office and the police is to blame).
Under the headline "Lyons does 90% of the job", he trawls exhaustively through the document and concludes that it is a "significant and welcome advance".
— Ben White (@morningmoneyben) February 11 , 2014"Audit the Fed".... "We are already exhaustively audited".... "Shut up, I said AUDIT THE FED!" Updated at 12.47pm ET Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.33pm ET17 33 Tall order from Rep. David Scott, Democrat of Georgia: "I want a yes-or-no answer.
"Schweizer's exhaustively researched book raises serious questions about the sources of the Clintons' sudden wealth, their ethical judgment, and Hillary's fitness for high public office," he said in a press release.
In hospitals (secondary care) patients are investigated exhaustively to exclude pathology with certainty.
"We do not expect companies to aimlessly boil the ocean," she said.Her words have provided scant comfort: defence lawyers say that their clients feel that if they investigate problems less exhaustively , they risk giving the impression that they are withholding information.
It runs to thousands of pages, involved hundreds of scientists and was exhaustively checked and triple-checked by hundredds of other boffins and government officials to whom they report and whose policies are often based on what they read.
Other, slower-burning stars have their light analysed to see how much helium they contain, and thus how long they have been fusing hydrogen to helium to power themselves.The result is a list of 17,000 habstars still quite a lot, but far fewer than if the search were carried out exhaustively.
And material can be deleted so easily and permanently as to distort the memory of public discourse.On January 13th, the Guardian removed an essay by Emma Keller titled "Forget funeral selfies", and which dealt with Ms Keller's reaction and interaction with cancer patient Lisa Adams, who has used Twitter and other social networks to discuss her prognosis, care and progress exhaustively.
As befits a former prosecutor, he marshals material exhaustively , immerses himself in details and forms judgments on a balance of competing evidence.
Those ten years are exhaustively chronicled in the report of a public inquiry that was finally released on October 26th.The inquiry began work more than two years ago, and its report runs to 16 volumes.
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The adverb "exhaustively " modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to emphasize the thorough and comprehensive manner in which an action is performed or a quality is possessed. As Ludwig AI highlights, it's often used to describe in great detail how something was investigated or researched.
Expression frequency: Very common
