Sentence examples for thorough investigative from inspiring English sources

"We've recruited a significant number of new staff who have direct experience in major investigations, changed the ways we prioritise cases, introduced thorough investigative process which are subject to ongoing and systemic review and we've developed a consistent approach to communication for the families," he said.

Nova is tabloid television, an amalgam of Hollywood reruns, talk shows, graphic news reports, post-prime-time soft-core pornography, and surprisingly thorough investigative reporting.

The report's account of the fifth bus offers a perfect example of the GIEI's thorough investigative methods, and what it exposed about the Mexican government's handling of the case.

One sign of whether he is serious could be if a top oligarch like Boris Berezovsky faced a thorough investigative scrubbing by an independent prosecutor or anti-corruption commission.

Punchline: "My cardiologist said, 'I have an idea for a cartoon.' I said, 'I have an idea for a bypass.'" Raffi Khatchadourian is a writer known for his thorough investigative reporting.

But after thorough investigative work and with the help of hashtag #FindSteveFinnan on Twitter, the 39-year-old ex-Republic of Ireland international has been found... living in London.

In order to understand the very real possibility of further political terrorism in Greece, I spoke to Dimitris Psarras, a Greek investigative journalist whose book, The Black Bible of the Golden Dawn, is one of the most thorough investigations of the party.

In order to understand the very real possibility of further political terrorism in Greece, I spoke to Dimitris Psarras, a Greek investigative journalist whose book The Black Bible of the Golden Dawn is one of the most thorough investigations of the party.

The United Nations Development Program agreed to cease $1.7 million in new projects in North Korea until completion of what Alejandro D. Wolff, the acting United States ambassador, called a "real, full, thorough, independent, investigative audit" and to end direct payments in hard currency to local staff members and vendors and recruitment through the North Korean government.

Bad Pharma is altogether more sombre and grim – a thorough piece of investigative medical journalism.

Helen Lewis in the New Statesman called it an important book, while Luisa Dillner, writing in the Guardian, described it as a "thorough piece of investigative medical journalism".