Sentence examples for in-depth chronicle from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this article is an in-depth chronicle of the travails of the Hormel company to survive "the greatest marketing challenge in its 75-year history," the association of its premier brand with the universally negative connotation of the word spam.

"We're in a peculiar moment, not just for queer life but for the country and the world," wrote Nathaniel Frank, an author and historian whose in-depth chronicle of the American marriage equality movement, Awakening: How Gays and Lesbians Brought Marriage Equality to America, was published this April on Harvard Press.

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The uneasy state of the American middle class and the excesses of corporate America are chronicled in-depth in Arianna Huffington's new book, "Third World America," which is due out on September 7.

Each of those eras includes an in-depth foldout time line that chronicles the big events (1962 even includes the birth of Spider-Man, over at Marvel, DC's chief rival).

(I chronicle this journey in-depth in my memoir Rearview Mirror).

Neither traditional memoir nor in-depth analysis, it collects 107 brief chronicles from the weekly or biweekly columns Lobo Antunes has written for various publications, particularly the Portuguese newspaper O Público.

Since Avicii's "Wake Me Up," steamrolled its way through charts worldwide, there's been scope for a chronicle of EDM, an in-depth attempt at analyzing its inherent absurdity.

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The investigations follow an in-depth report from the Tampa Bay Times in 2015, "Failure Factories," which meticulously chronicled how five St . Petersburgschools in black neighborhoods have sharply declined since the district abandoned integration efforts in 2007.

More "in-depth scrutiny"?