Sentence examples for in depth told from inspiring English sources

And as the contest wore on, that difference in depth told heavily in Leinster's favour.

"This report comes just weeks after [Energy in Depth] revealed that a research paper touted as peer-reviewed science -- and used to justify New York's ban on shale gas development -- was actually written and peer-reviewed by anti-fracking activists," Katie Brown, a spokeswoman for Energy in Depth, told The Huffington Post.

The visitors arrived without 14 Italy Six Nations squad members and while some of the hosts' stars were also absent, Ospreys' strength-in-depth was telling.

What does it really say?" Energy in Depth's Brown told HuffPost that the list Public Accountability Initiative attacks "is in no way exhaustive".

"After seeing that fantastic sample, I remembered all those images of Frida in the runways and decided that this subject deserved to be addressed in depth," Martínez Vidal told HuffPost Spain.

According to Soaps In Depth, Flannery has told producers she wants off the show and has signed an agreement that would allow the series to form a storyline around her departure.

"The road to this book included a lot of reflection on photography and the limitations of the craft, in terms of being able to tell in-depth investigative human rights stories," Siegal told me.

In co-founder Ben Hindman's first in-depth interview, he tells me how Splash's event platform is challenging bland incumbents with its beautifully designed party websites.

"This report is too short; it just isn't in-depth enough to tell us anything.

Another group even went so far as to make a documentary using in-depth interviews, titled "Tell It To the Sun".

You don't want to get too in-depth when you tell your story.