Sentence examples for exploring at length from inspiring English sources

Qualitative research filled the gap of high quality quantitative information on older people, with five studies exploring at length the preferences of this group in Canada, Ghana and the UK [ 29- 33].

He might have added Monica Lewinsky, whose relationship with Bill Clinton he explored at length.

The report explores at length how discrimination and inequality – including and going beyond gender – limit opportunities and create poverty.

That sad and sordid tale, explored at length in a 1998 New Yorker article, was deeply embarrassing.

DEBORAH MORAN Houston, July 14 , 2013To the Editor: The racial dimensions of the Trayvon Martin case have been explored at length.

This interesting intuition is one that Hiss explores at length and from an impressively wide variety of disciplines.

The subject is comedy, and it will be explored at length -- 10 weeks and more than 100 classics -- in the series that begins on Friday at Film Forum.

The disincentive for women to work is explored at length by Edward J. McCaffery, a law professor at the University of Southern California, in "Taxing Women" (University of Chicago, 1997).

The argument (which Mary L. Dudziak's 2000 book "Cold War Civil Rights" explored at length) isn't as implausible as it might at first seem.

The development of "chesterfield"—once a common Canadianism for a sofa of any sort, but now somewhat moribund is explored at length.

These and other questions could be explored at length in a perfectly respectable college course, and again, the political affiliation of the instructor would be irrelevant.