Sentence examples for long examination from inspiring English sources

Our proposed legislation was drafted after long examination and public debate.

That was the beginning of a long examination of the choices she had made.

A six-month long examination of the scheme that will consider issues ranging from the impact on precious archaeological remains to how it may affect endangered birdlife and the darkness of the night sky begins on Wednesday.

It was a turning point, said Nyden, a professor of philosophy at Grinnell College in Iowa, one that began her long examination of her state's mental health services for children.

But this new meltdown is different from the others, the famed bond manager tells The New York Times as part of a long examination of how we arrived at this point.

The French philosopher and telegenic celebrity offers a meditation on the "inner work on Judaism," which he says has guided his adventures in revolutionary politics, in an eclectic treatise that includes a long examination of resurgent anti-Semitism.

After long examinations, the remains were sent to relatives in the United States for burial early this year.

The latter form of direct costs rise especially when using expensive hardware and long examinations, such as MRI and PET.

However, the identification of nodal disease from vascular structures has been improved with multislice CT, as vascular structures are now greatly enhanced and easily distinguished from lymph nodes, even when long examinations are presented with limited amounts of contrast.

Infidel (2010), about a group of US soldiers in Afghanistan, continued his career-long examination of young men and conflict.

A months-long examination by The New York Times, including tours of gold mines in the American West, Latin America, Africa and Europe, provided a rare look inside an insular industry with a troubled environmental legacy and an uncertain future.