Sentence examples for more in-depth in from inspiring English sources

"You can go a little more in-depth in terms of these experiences you might share," says Umaña-Taylor.

But after absorbing the six, cursorily described sights in the guide, the traveler who wants anything more in-depth in Segovia will have to go elsewhere.

It made me understand each area a little more in-depth in terms of priorities, as opposed to if I had just studied it on my own.

While I go more in-depth in the video, to summarize, the first step is to get the right people in the room to assess the extent of the incident and its (potential) impact on both the business and stakeholders.

Amazon Key: I'll talk about Amazon Key more in-depth in a future post, but the technology enables Amazon Prime members in certain locations to have their packages delivered and placed securely inside their home or vehicle via a smartphone app, solving the problem of packages stolen from doorsteps.

And in the video embedded below, we sat down with Ryan Poissant, who works with the information technology, communications and entertainment (ICE) practice in the space that houses MaRS Commons, a startup-focused coworking space, and its JOLT incubator (which we'll look at a bit more in-depth in an upcoming post).

Ultimately, she says the app should be "leading to more in-depth, in-person conversations".

Once I made the decision to put down my phone and opt for more in-depth in-person conversations with a few important people, I saw our once weakened bonds strengthen and grow.

This underlines that in case of real bioterroristic crisis situations there will be a need for information exchange between governmental authorities which have more in-depth in-house data.

The team also learned that the field workers would have benefitted from a more in-depth, in-person interpersonal communication and counseling training on how to use the netbook and its resources during counseling sessions.

We will discuss this setup more in depth in the "things that didn't work" section, because although we got it to work, it wasn't as reliable as wired UART communications.