Word: in-depth
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Klein culled professional and literary works and consulted dozens of psychologists and psychiatrists for her book. She also drew heavily on questionnaires filled out by 500 mothers, ranging in age from their late 20s to late 60s. Almost half the women had in-depth follow-up discussions. Two hundred men, aged 15 to late 50s, most of them unrelated to the female respondents, were interviewed at length...
...woman in this country has in-depth, firsthand knowledge of the presidency, it is Rosalynn Carter...
Wanda: Try not to be cynical so early in a conversation, Ralph. Stanley just wanted to explore his sensuality. Once he did, he came to see that an in-depth relationship with one person is more challenging and erotic than casual sex with many...
...toxic waste sites in Massachusetts alone; there are thousands in the country Citizens elsewhere, presumably, will not be so fortunate as to have a private research team willing to take up their cause. And as one SPH professor observed, state agencies simply have not got the funds to conduct in-depth studies of every affected community. The SPH researchers estimated that had their study been commissioned, the cost would have been $500,000 to $750,000. At this rate, a state agency could afford at most one such study each year...
...side to journalism," she says, explaining that similar stories of human hardship recur, coming "back to haunt you." "Once a reporter has done a story, it's old news. The editor wants something different," adds Bernstein, who thinks reporters should have more opportunities to do follow-up stories as in-depth projects...