Sentence examples for reports in depth from inspiring English sources

The Observer New Review today reports in depth on the country's six-month-old struggle to survive; it is the portrait of a society on the brink of collapse.

Ms. Schroeder reports in depth on Mr. Buffett's reluctant involvement in the 1991 near-meltdown of Salomon Brothers with lessons on the risks of deregulation, the precariousness of derivatives and the dangers of involving government in bailing out financial institutions.

At times Mr. Silver reports in depth on a topic of lesser importance, or he skates over an important topic only to return to it in a later chapter, where it is again discussed only briefly.

The reasons for poor engagement and barriers to the use of this technology in routine care have hitherto not been explored within the context of trials, and a companion paper reports in depth the reasons for poor engagement.

A special issue focusing on African reports, in-depth reports, photographs, and Africa Map and Archive of selected articles from previous issues of this popular magazine.

A study by the At Home in Europe project of the Open Society Foundations, to be released on Monday, reports in-depth interviews with 32 women who wear the full-face veil in France.

Subregional outlook reports: in-depth diagnosis of the status, prospects and development strategies for the five subregions.

The main data sources included a literature and document review (including news reports), in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, and observations of immunization services.

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.

Special report: in-depth analysis from The Economist.

The Post's Robert O'Harrow reported in-depth on Trump's failed casino ventures.