Sentence examples for intensive inquiry from inspiring English sources

Legal analysts said the judicial system has never before directed such a broad and intensive inquiry against the Catholic Church.

But nobody else has been selected for serious investigation, or subjected to such an intensive inquiry by the media.

Agents closed out most of the assessments, the lowest-level of F.B.I. investigation, without finding information that justified a more intensive inquiry.

"After five more months of intensive inquiry, the police have found that the passage of time and the loss of evidence means that 'reaching a definitive conclusion is not and may never be possible'".

Whether they have committed a crime I think bears a very intensive inquiry by the justice department," said Lieberman, a former Democrat, now an independent with close relations with the Republicans.

*** An intensive inquiry into the nature and structure of narrative, McKee's "Story seminar" has been running in one form or another since he first gave the lecture at the University of Southern California in 1983.

Although the document, a driver's license, was made out to a false name, the Yemeni officials said, they had begun intensive inquiries in the region.

But Mr. Zazi's discussions with the authorities did seem to shed light on the suspicions that led federal and New York counterterrorism officials to begin intensive inquiries and to raid apartments in a suburb of Denver and in Queens, New York, believing he was the central figure in some kind of nascent, if still murky, terrorist activity.

Even though the Ministry put emphasis on intensive inquiry-based approaches, there is little evidence that the ministry's new policy efforts support new teachers' inquiry-based practices in their classrooms (Kim, Tan, & Talaue, 2013).

This paper contributes to the current understanding of systemic service innovations by making intensive inquiries into the issue of how to formulate a commercially viable business concept for e-healthcare.

"Instead, it is a highly individualized, fact-intensive inquiry that necessarily requires consideration of factors unique to each potential class member".