Sentence examples for more comprehensive inquiry from inspiring English sources

Since the brief hearings by the joint intelligence committees of Congress were nearing an end, Mr. Calio wrote, a more comprehensive inquiry was appropriate.

An even more comprehensive inquiry that was launched in late 2009 had by early 2010 come to include allegations that cuts to the military budget prior to the war had left British troops in Iraq vulnerable, setting the stage for testimony by Blair and his successor as prime minister, Gordon Brown.

In the following, we will therefore conduct what we see as a more comprehensive inquiry into how humans (intermediaries) are when they intermediate, and, on that basis, discuss what it is to intermediate wisely.

She also conducted follow-up interviews with some participants to pursue more comprehensive lines of inquiry.

One way to present my view would thus be to say that I would like to see a more comprehensive view of scientific inquiry that tames its more "religious" elements, which have gravitated to a particular position that accords the study of the brain a primary importance, and the investigation of psychosocial factors a definitively secondary one.

Nonetheless, the bureau and the Justice Department have come under pressure from some critics who assert that investigators need to take a broader and more comprehensive approach to the financial inquiries.

The F.T.C.'s inquiry seeks far more comprehensive details than similar investigations this year in Congress.

In a prolonged effort to embed this analysis of doubt and inquiry within a more comprehensive theory of signs in which communication, thought, knowledge, and intelligent conduct could be fully understood, Peirce achieved a wealth of original insights.

With few past studies focused on Chinese apparel new ventures, a mixed-method approach can expand the breadth, depth, and range of the research by incorporating different methods and different avenues of inquiry, resulting in more comprehensive results (Creswell, 2013).

The co-operative inquiry group therefore incorporated a more comprehensive component on mental health problems based on the World Health Organisation's toolkit for the recognition, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders in primary care.

Given the significant and growing interest in implementation research per se, a high priority for future research is to conduct a more comprehensive survey of the literature to establish benchmarks and directions for this growing field of inquiry.