Sentence examples similar to a comprehensive face from inspiring English sources

The Chapar is effectively free of charge, delivers anywhere (they recently sent a trunk to Antarctica) but has yet to provide a comprehensive face-to-face service.

Another study using a comprehensive face-to-face hospital based self-management education program in COPD [ 10] found that in addition to physical activity, improved nutrition and managing deteriorating symptoms were behaviours addressed by some patients.

This study offers a comprehensive look at the problems facing publicly provided ALMPs in a selected group of MENA countries, takes stock at some initiatives that seem to have had positive results in the region, and proposes a policy reform agenda to improve effectiveness and delivery of ALMPs in the region.

More and more big companies are trying to take a comprehensive look at the risks they face.

A new analysis of natural disasters provides a comprehensive look at the relative risk facing poor and rich regions around the world.

"It's the most extensive and most comprehensive face transplant in medical history," Dr. Rodriguez says.

Friday's broadcast will feature Curry interviewing Richard Norris — the man who received the most comprehensive face transplant to date — and Norris' parents and doctor.

In the climactic weeks before the House is to vote on campaign finance reform, the drive to enact a comprehensive bill faces a major new peril.

Certainly that's what it might seem like to a comprehensive teacher faced with a class of morose 15-year-olds, menaced by male peer pressure to stay "cool".

African participants also voiced a stronger desire for comprehensive face-to-face counseling.

This issue is more or less ignored in the literature on face, but has relevance for a comprehensive understanding of face.