Sentence examples for extensive looks from inspiring English sources

Their varied experiences are typical of what The New York Times found in one of the most extensive looks to date at what happens to those exonerated inmates after they leave prison.

The new research is one of the most extensive looks to date at whether long-term marijuana use causes pulmonary damage, and specifically whether its impact on the lungs is as harmful as smoking cigarettes.

The research is one of the most extensive looks to date at the toll of sleep deprivation on police officers, a group for which overnight shifts, long hours and fractured sleep are all too common.

A more extensive look at M.L.S. salary figures is available here.

Knicks fans got their first extensive look at Prigioni, the oldest rookie in the league, in the Knicks' 102-88 victory.

There's an extensive look (expertly put together by Amanda Kludt) at the gastronomic legacy of New York's Lespinasse.

The focus is more on the composers -- Mr. Tudor and Takehisa Kosugi -- than the dancers, but it's a compelling and extensive look at the fabric of an artwork.

Mr. Paisley's case provided an extensive look into the "revolving door" world of military contractors in a period of intensified military spending under President Ronald Reagan.

A series of spirited exchanges between the two men, which revealed differences in substance and style, offered the first extensive look into the months-long contest ahead.

A Hidden Hand in Alaska Probably the most extensive look at the operations of Americans for Job Security came during the inquiry in Alaska.

— For four hours on Friday and two hours on Saturday, Walt Disney Studios gave fans gathered at a convention here an extensive look into its movie pipeline.