Universities also fear that undergraduate students facing higher debts will be reluctant to take on in-depth postgraduate study.
Mr. Glinn also took on in-depth assignments from magazines, particularly Holiday, which devoted several complete issues to his work.
What I am helping her with is strategy, helping her take on the depth, deciding where in the dive do you want to do what, and having the energy to come back up.
The details of the character's rise to fame that emerge in the course of the film are of a vertiginous, giddy wonder, and they're too good to spoil; even many that are on the public record take on, in Albert's first-person telling, a depth that is itself literary.
However, the individual video-based sessions which took place three months later may have favored more on in-depth behavioral changes.
(Burke) ★ Yvonne Rainer (Thursday through Nov. 3) The simple act of running takes on mysterious depth in "We Shall Run," which Ms. Rainer, one of Judson Dance Theater's most outspoken iconoclasts, created in the heyday of that cultural movement.
Campaigns based on in-depth research are able to raise awareness about the issue and provide individuals with direct actions they can take to make a difference.
He has been at the center of some of the most passionately debated issues of our time and Sawyer explores his take on those subjects during their in-depth conversation.
These days, poetic love takes on most depth and truth in retrospect.
Coulter's strategy for framing Obama in violent terms takes on a new depth in her latest column.
This simple-sounding story takes on depth and resonance in a number of ways, starting with what it leaves out.
