Sentence examples for investigating difficult from inspiring English sources

In recent years, he has fronted a range of "extreme" youth-oriented programmes for BBC3, investigating difficult issues affecting young people in different parts of the world.

The BBC defended its decision to air the documentary, saying it had "a duty to investigate difficult and challenging subjects".

Studio Dante bills itself as "committed to producing writers who inhabit a fresh point of view and have the courage to investigate difficult emotional terrain".

He said that Gang Division detectives would be teamed with precinct detectives to investigate individual gang crimes, much the way borough-based Homicide Squad detectives are teamed with detectives from local precincts to investigate difficult murder cases.

"The BBC has a duty to investigate difficult and challenging subjects and we believe the programme is a valuable contribution to the understanding of the tragic history of the country and the region, and of the governance of Rwanda over the last 20 years".

Our data also endorse the use of the chronic G6PI model to investigate difficult-to-treat arthritis.

Investigating is difficult, frustrating work.

The barrier to successful prosecutions has not been the burden of proving force, fraud and coercion, but the lack of resources for investigating these difficult cases.

Mathematical modelling is often used to investigate phenomena difficult or impossible to measure experimentally.

In 2015, Green published a rather unusual scientific paper, which investigated this difficult relationship between science (in this case marine science) and political processes, employing the example of the definition of fishery quotas [27].

But selecting which substances to investigate remains difficult.