Sentence examples for a comprehensive piece from inspiring English sources

Our colleague John Broder wrote a comprehensive piece about the state-of-play in today's paper.

Joe Romm, whose dad was a newspaper man, has weighed in with a comprehensive piece at Climate Progress.

If I am prime minister, I will make sure that it is a comprehensive piece of legislation that makes sure we do not allow terrorists safe space to communicate with each other.

Federer himself later remarked, in a question-and-answer forum, that he was astonished at what a "comprehensive" piece Wallace had produced, despite the fact that Federer had spent only "20 min with him in the ATP office".

I'll be doing a comprehensive piece on the 1997 Brunello in the next issue.

He added: "This is a comprehensive piece of work with many new ideas for addressing the concentration of wealth and land in our country.

Katie Allen's pulled together a really comprehensive piece looking at the impact of a hung parliament - here.

"Here we have got the Treasury, having done a very comprehensive piece of work, backing up what the Bank of England, what the IMF [International Monetary Fund], what the OECD [Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development], what many other economic forecasts, have [said], and I think that evidence is far more important than the view of one person or another person," he said.

For Mr Cameron the answer lies in a new "comprehensive piece of legislation" that will close the "safe spaces" used by suspected terrorists.

"It's a very comprehensive piece of work," says geochemist Stuart Gilfillan of the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the study.

House Democratic leaders are refusing to commit to producing a final comprehensive piece of health care legislation to present at the much-anticipated bipartisan summit later this month.