Sentence examples for most thorough examination from inspiring English sources

They say that before the E.P.A. can make a carefully reasoned scientific decision about the Hudson, it must take into account what they say is the most thorough examination of the consequences of dredging: the National Academy study, which is specifically examining the implications of dredging pollutants from sediment.

The most thorough examination of bonus pay was carried out by economists at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

As the kitten peered up sleepily, he added, "We think she's female, but I haven't done the most thorough examination".

Earlier this month, American regulators began their most thorough examination ever of Lloyd's finances, indicating that they did not take Lloyd's promises at face value.

The novel is the most thorough examination of the industry I know, and its hero, Frank Bascombe, an agent in the smallish town of Haddam, N.J., is nothing if not an honest broker.

Medical clearance came with a downside, with another round of questions about Wimbledon, another uptick in curiosity, perhaps the most thorough examination of the lengthy match Isner called "stupid" at a recent tournament.

In one of the most thorough examinations of the subject, Harvard researchers interviewed 3,000 executives over six years, and they found that the No. 1 skill that separated innovators from noncreative professionals was "associating"–having an ability to successfully connect seemingly unrelated questions, problems or ideas from different fields.

One of the most thorough examinations available came from Lisa Clemans-Cope and Nathaniel Anderson at the Urban Institute.

The new report is one of the most thorough examinations yet of how the Senate bill would affect different parts of the population.

The presented data set represents the most thorough experimental examination of flow characteristics beneath a partial ice cover.

He wrote it two years ago on Gizmodo and it is one of the most thorough and enjoyable examinations of what was then a sputtering juggernaut.