Sentence examples for in depth coverage of from inspiring English sources

As part of the Guardian's in depth coverage of the health service, we'd like to hear first hand accounts of what's it's like to work in the NHS.

If you want in depth coverage of a particular story, you can add that topic to your homescreen - UK riots or phone hacking, for instance.

For more in depth coverage of the controversy over reforming mathematics education, stay tuned for the 19 May issue of Science.

And the three network 6 30 pm newscasts are increasingly driven by fluff human interest stories and reporter commentaries, with almost no in depth coverage of the major issues.

Secondly, interviews provide advantages over focus groups in that in depth coverage of a subject can be achieved as opposed to wider superficial coverage in a focus group [ 29].

Do you want to be covering breaking news or doing more in depth coverage of important issues?

More in-depth coverage of the election campaign can be found here.

In-depth coverage of political news can be found in Evenimentul Zilei ("Events of the Day").

For in-depth coverage of the Irish team he goes to Ireland.com, the Web site of The Irish Times.

He said that meant providing in-depth coverage of "stories that make you sit up and talk".

Avoiding in-depth coverage of the campaign is not only easier but it also attracts a larger audience.