Stephenson's assistant commissioner, John Yates, resigned the next day in response to criticism that his original investigation in 2006 into phone hacking had failed to probe deeply enough.
Freeh's 267-page report portrayed a disengaged board that handed too much responsibility to the university president and failed to investigate deeply enough once it became aware of a grand jury investigation.
Apart from the political turmoil, Mr. Strauss-Kahn's arrest has caused some soul-searching, especially among the French news media, about whether they had failed to dig deeply into Mr. Strauss-Kahn's sexual history.
There were the neurosurgeons who worried about the "cut-and-paste chart mentality" that their students exhibited, missing crucial details because they failed to delve deeply enough into any one case.
He never failed to be deeply touched by these experiences because in his heart, as he often said, he knew that these invisible neighbors, now alone and isolated, were the very people who helped build the city he loved.
Businesses, regardless of their size, have largely failed to look deeply at the impacts of fossil fuels, she said: "They just use electricity and that's the sum total of their engagement in this process".
No, if there is blame it rests with the ministers who failed to probe deeply enough into their scheme before launching it, dealing with the real costs on the ground rather than optimistic political fantasies.
Today's extract from the book After Leveson* is by Deirdre O'Neill, a lecturer in journalism at Leeds Trinity university, who argues that Lord Justice Leveson failed to probe deeply enough into the portrayal of women in national newspapers.
Had Moonbot Studios failed to do such deeply empathetic work in Morris Lessmore, maybe I'd have felt less disappointed.
