Sentence examples for for its thoroughness from inspiring English sources

We choose dr. Rieder's book [18] as the starting point since it is known for its thoroughness with respect to discussing all important aspects of tuberculosis and inclusion of (older) literature.

But neither "Serial" (which is otherwise notable for its thoroughness) nor "Making a Murderer" ever addresses the question of what rights and considerations should be extended to victims of violent crime, and under what circumstances those might justifiably be suspended.

One producer, Jeremy Gold, who works as executive producer on the network's western "Hell on Wheels" as well as its coming crime drama "Low Winter Sun," generally praised the process for its thoroughness — as well as its results: so far, every pilot commissioned by AMC has turned into a series.

This rather bold claim opens the possibility of refutation of Leslie's principle by counterexample, though reportedly Conyers Middleton, a contemporary of Hume whose critique of the ecclesiastical miracles was notable for its thoroughness, searched vainly for years for a counterexample to Leslie's principle.

The head of Statistics Canada quit in frustration over the loss of his department's survey that had been hailed internationally for its thoroughness and proficiency.

The work is remarkable for its thoroughness and clarity of exposition.

It is also noted for its bibliographic thoroughness, its topical essays by the world's leading scholars, and for the brilliance and erudition of its readers' published letters to the editor.

Theodore B. Olson, one of the lawyers who has argued the high-profile case against California's same-sex marriage prohibition, praised the Iowa justices' ruling for its painstaking thoroughness.

Even Major League Baseball recently agreed to begin a steroid testing program, although it has been widely criticized for its lack of thoroughness.

And like a fabled Springsteen concert — always notable for its deck-clearing thoroughness — "Born to Run" achieves the sensation that all the relevant questions have been answered by the time the lights are turned out.

Although J. C. Beaglehole's "Life of Captain James Cook" (1974) is still indispensable for its scholarship and thoroughness, Nicholas Thomas's "Cook" will surely become established as one of the finest of the recent books that have a more anthropological focus.