Sentence examples for more thorough discussions from inspiring English sources

Giving students something tangible to think about as they read peer-reviewed management journals allowed for more thorough discussions of the literature.

At the very least, women anticipated having more thorough discussions and desired greater involvement with their doctors to explore all their management options: "If you were diagnosed you'd really go into what treatment involves...you'd want to make a really informed decision... [but] I probably would still have the breast screens and then make the decision after".

In general, a more thorough discussion of the limitations of the techniques should be discussed.

Please see last month's article for a more thorough discussion of this issue.

It's tricky and that's why there needs to be a more thorough discussion about this".

For a more thorough discussion of this issue see infra, "Is Daubert a Liberalizing or Constraining Change from Frye?" 14. 651 So. 2d 1164, 1167 (Fla. 1995).

The first nonfiction book by Pearson, a novelist, "Seaworthy" occasionally suffers from a lack of sourcing, and it could have benefited from a more thorough discussion of relevant topics like the physiology of dehydration.

(That's a rough summary of a complicated case — see the previous link for a more thorough discussion). The ACLU, the NAACP and the conservative Rutherford Institute all submitted amicus briefs on behalf of Mendez.

(This system would also remove power from most states since, as I said, the laxest ones will set policy. See this Daily Beast article for a more thorough discussion).

For a more thorough discussion of this issue see infra, "Is Daubert a Liberalizing or Constraining Change from Frye?" 7. Gurry, 24 Seton Hall L. Rev. at 467 citing State v. Cavallo 88 N.J. 508, 517 n.2, 443 A.2d 1020, 1024 n.2 (1982).

For a more thorough discussion of these factors, please refer to "Forward-Looking Statements" (excluding the first sentence thereof), "Risk Factors" and "Key Assumptions" on pages 34, 35 and 38, respectively, of Engelhard's 2005 Annual Report on Form 10-K, dated March 3, 2006.