Sentence examples for why investigative from inspiring English sources

Maureen Dowd (column, June 7) does not understand why investigative reporters do not have the impact or get the respect they used to.

"I just wish we had not had to live through it all just to prove why investigative journalism is so important," said Sir Harold Evans this weekend, before the premiere in London on 13 January of Attacking the Devil: Harold Evans and the Last Nazi War Crime, an award-winning documentary chronicling the journalistic battle to find out what had happened and why.

He wondered why investigative reporters didn't try to find out "if it is Lyndon LaRouche or whoever.

In her inaugural article for TomDispatch, "The Fall and Rise of Investigative Journalism," the longtime foreign correspondent reveals the investigative exposés by today's top global muckrakers that you missed and explains why investigative journalism is on the rise, not the decline, worldwide.

So why not investigative journalism?

Mr. Madrazo recently issued a subpoena to a senior Chihuahua police commander, saying he intended to ask about why the investigative files were in such chaos.

This is also probably why the investigative officer in charge of the group explained to Sobchak that none of this would have happened had she not gotten tangled up with the wrong people; she should have, he said, married "a dependable Chekist" — that is, agent of the secret police — and stayed home and had his babies.

This is also probably why the investigative officer in charge of the group explained to Sobchak that none of this would have happened had she not gotten tangled up with the wrong people; she should have, he said, married "a dependable Chekist"—that is, agent of the secret police and stayed home and had his babies.

That's why the investigative reporters are out...the naive and beautiful are in.

Why produce an investigative book on the pharmaceutical industry?

Once Kate and I discovered that Congress had created the much-maligned Chemical Safety Board with the explicit goal of replicating the success of the highly-regarded National Transportation Safety Board, we were able to build a historically-informed argument about why some standing investigative agencies are more effective than others.