Since Nexis Uni is full-text, in addition to using quotes around a phase and the * for truncation, use the following search strategies to bring your word/s close together to retrieve relevant articles
You can try using - and - between words - you will probably end up with a large number of results and many will not be relevant. But, for some topics using -and- is the best search strategy
Topic:
Should the Supreme Court’s decision in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council and the test for agency deference it created be overruled or narrowed in the context of the Loper Bright Enterprises v Raimondo case?
Best to:
1. limit words to the same sentence or paragraph
/s for sentence
chevron /s deference
/p for paragraph
chevron /p deference
2. limit words to the headline and lead paragraphs using - hlead - in this search strategy you can use - and -
hlead(deference and chevron)
Too many?
limit by date
add more words
search within
ex: overrule
There are many ways to search, you will need to experiment and look at the results.
Keep track of the search strategies you use.
If you want to search the Washington Post, The Baltimore Sun and the Wall Street Journal, you will need to use the National Newspapers Core database.
Once in the database, First click on Advanced Search.
Similar to Nexis Uni, because this is a full text database, using - and - to connect your concepts might result in a large number of items and many will not be relevant. But, there are also fewer newspaperrs, so using - and - might not be a problem.
Trial and error!
deference and chevron
"european convention on human rights" and climate
too many?
add more keywords
deference and chevron and overrule*
change the searach field from Anywhere to Anywhere but Full Text or Abstract
OR
bring the words closer together by using N/#
deference N/10 chevron