Sentence examples for more thoroughness from inspiring English sources

Peter Mandelson, a cabinet member in the previous government that approved HS2, now says that the economic case "needs to be gone into with more thoroughness than we did at the time".

I live blog a lot and I believe the format – minute-by-minute updates, combining news, analysis and links – allows journalists to report events with more thoroughness and immediacy than if they are just writing stories.

Although this approach may limit the diversity of the potential leads due to the diminished choices of possible target sites for VS, we believe that this methodology will, in fact, help to enhance the chance of a successful hit because the program can screen many more compounds with more thoroughness within the same time frame.

Remove the sanded dust using a brush and dustpan or even a vacuum cleaner nozzle for more thoroughness.

His ruling's feisty tone aside, Justice Tingling is generally known more for thoroughness, sympathy and patience on the bench, lawyers and litigants who have had cases before him said.

Doctor expertise is clearly the most highly valued attribute, whilst convenience is valued slightly more than thoroughness of care.

The Times covers war, recession, politics, science and more with great thoroughness, and a change of pace is refreshing.

If a company that aspires to being regarded as an international opera house cannot launch a new season - its first full one, let's not forget, in the refurbished theatre - with more commitment and thoroughness it does not deserve to be taken seriously.

Investigative thoroughness is more burdensome to the FRPO because it takes more time to knock on doors and interview neighbors; or to sequester each child individually and interview them, or to take photographs, or track down a departed suspect(s) so an arrest can be made, and so forth.

While declining comment on the Shell case specifically, outside lawyers say that the Securities and Exchange Commission has become more vigilant and that thoroughness is crucial to avoiding prosecution when a company is under investigation.

JOYCE LESLIE Piscataway, N.J., Dec. 8, 2008 • You say of the front-page article on Angelina Jolie, "The Times covers war, recession, politics, science and more with a great thoroughness, and a change of pace is refreshing".