Sentence examples for exploring it in more depth from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Guardian We've written a bit about Four Rooms, an exhibition at Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute here in Adelaide, but Alex Needham has been exploring it in more depth.

"We suggested that he might explore it in more depth, but he gave us what he wanted to say".

All part, she would say, of telling the story of British art – exploring what it is – in more depth.

It would have been interesting if Brun-Lambert had explored this in more depth.

Davila and Foster are now exploring in more depth not only managerial accounting decisions, but also decisions concerning other systems such as strategy planning, human resources planning and compensation, marketing and sales, product development, and partnership.

We're exploring in more depth the ideas from last week's article on how to stay on course during turbulent times.

24 To conclude, we consider 'family time-out' an important and exciting phenomenon, which is worthwhile exploring in more depth.

Further developments of this research exploring in more depth the different types of service provided to families with children with dysphagia would be beneficial.

We have given a proof of principle of such a model, and we are currently exploring in more depth the possible phenomenology and implications, and the possibility of testing the predictions by analysing different whole-genome duplications.

In order to address female sex workers' motivations for alcohol consumption, future research needs to explore in more depth the reasons why FSW feel the need to numb themselves prior to their sexual transactions.

Whether in the form of a supplement, microsite or roundtable debate, the funding enables us to explore topics in more depth than tight editorial budgets allow.