Sentence examples for reported in depth from inspiring English sources

As Jeune Afrique reported in depth, the sudden decision by France to intervene was met with one gigantic bienvenue!

As it turns out, nosy strangers are not completely off-base: a growing body of research shows that a baby's experiences in utero can have long-term consequences (something we reported in depth here).

The unit, which includes ex-Rangers full-back Arthur Numan, has already reported in depth on Denmark, their opening opponents tomorrow at Johannesburg's Soccer City, and on their other Group E rivals, Japan and Cameroon.

The historic background is reported in depth elsewhere (Konishi 2016).

However, the effect of different MPc molecular structures on the ORR has rarely been reported in depth.

The other objectives will be reported in depth elsewhere.

As Mike Isaac reported in-depth today, McCue's abrupt, and publicly unexplained, departure from Twitter's board could be a signal that as the CEO of a smaller company that relies on Twitter's API, he is uncomfortable with these kinds of moves.

One of the interveners' main concerns was that TransCanada had purchased all of the pipe to build the pipeline sometime in 2010 or 2011, according to the DeSmogBlog Project, which reported in-depth about the hearings.

The Sanger-EST-based study published by Zifkin and co-workers reported in-depth analysis of several genes involved in anthocyanin and proanthocyanidin biosynthesis, two distinct branches of flavonoid biosynthesis [ 17].

Washington Post reporter Juliet Eilperin is one of the last U.S. newspaper reporters consistently reporting in-depth on the science, issues and challenges faced on our public seas.

I can't do justice to all the different elements on this blog today but will report in-depth on Monday.