Sentence examples for in depth report from inspiring English sources

Other Information on the Web: BBC News offers a multi-media Web site on "Changing China" (//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/asia_pacific/2004/china/default.stm) as part of its "In Depth" report series.

In 2014, veterans blog Task & Purpose published an in depth report on the group called "The Sexist Facebook Movement The Marine Corps Can't Stop".

This is the first in depth report on organ-specific and developmental gene expression profiles for transgenes in a turfgrass species.

But judging from the premiere, we won't be getting an in-depth report.

On Aug. 18, 2008, Goldman's equity research department published an in-depth report on A.I.G.

The TUC, which published an in-depth report (pdf) on night work patterns earlier this year, echoes such concerns.

According to an in-depth report released last week by Pew Research's Internet Project, all Americans – including technophiles – love their libraries to this day.

The station owner's wife claims to have put the recording in the custody of a "very large law firm" following the passing of her husband, according to an in-depth report from Vulture.

Cartier-Bresson would later destroy a large proportion of his colour negatives and transparencies – despite providing Life magazine with a famous, if uncredited, colour cover shot in 1959 for an in-depth report on China.

Huge spikes in wholesale electricity prices in South Australia have been a result of energy companies "gaming" the system and exploiting their unusual market power to charge "monopoly rents", according to an in-depth report by the Melbourne Energy Institute.

In 2007 the Guardian reported on an in-depth report exposing how 26 British universities had received contracts for research from the defence industry to the tune of nearly a billion pounds.