Sentence examples for investigative depth from inspiring English sources

Indeed, media coverage of health has been found to be 'shallow and reactive, dominated by announcements of new drugs or official health promotion campaigns, and lacking in investigative depth' [ 5].

Investigative, in-depth, adversarial journalism is increasingly rare in commercial radio, television, and even newspapers.

The family will be in Portugal for two weeks where I'll be doing in depth investigative journalistic research on the topic of Portugal's most famous export: porcelain penises.

The articles are all in-depth, investigative pieces similar to the homicide series in The Post.

The crisis has led to a reduction in foreign correspondents, editors and fact-checkers, and less in-depth investigative reporting.

I am a supporter of in-depth investigative reporting and campaigns which promote transparency and seek to fight international corruption.

Interestingly, Mann says, Abbott has been incredibly helpful on open records requests – crucial for journalists researching in-depth investigative stories.

"I was a community journalist interested in investigative and in-depth coverage to help a local audience," Bruce explained.

But the takedowns are carefully pointed, and the final pages of every issue are devoted to serious, in-depth investigative essays.

"I am a supporter of in-depth investigative reporting and campaigns which promote transparency and seek to fight international corruption," Mr. Lebedev said.

We have also seen some excellent examples of in-depth investigative journalism such as the joint coverage by al-Jazeera and the Guardian newspaper of the Palestine papers.