A year ago, we launched India Ink, The New York Times's first country-specific blog/news journal, with a promise to provide "more in-depth, on-the-ground coverage of the world's biggest democracy — and of a people who know that no matter how far they roam, their hearts will always be Indian".
With an expanded team in India and a line-up of great contributors, India Ink will provide more in-depth, on-the-ground coverage of the world's biggest democracy — and of a people who know that no matter how far they roam, their hearts will always be Indian.
If you want to hear a little more in-depth on a topic, you can ask for opinions on it.
A new study published in the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law last week goes more in-depth on this phenomenon, also known as "stealthing".
AP exams are also being redesigned to focus more in-depth on a smaller scope of content, but are being released on a rolling basis.
If that isn't enough for all the theory enthusiasts, the actor went on to joke that originally Season 2 went even more in-depth on his character's family history.
What used to be found in dusty chapters of a book can now be explored more easily and more in-depth on the web, allowing readers to better understand the scale of the events in question.
You will have great effect by focusing on these items regardless of hiring a full-time search marketer or SEO consultant, but it does help to have someone go more in-depth on these items for you beyond what was outlined here.
However, these issues will be taken up in more in-depth on the on-going 'benefits study'.
In between the joint workshops, two ad-hoc panel groups worked more in-depth on the educational part and the physical exercise part of the programme.
