Sentence examples for and so comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The game is so real and so comprehensive that the United States Marine Corps is using a modified version called Virtual Battlefield Systems 1 as a tool to train troops.

Some observations were minor infringements of India's Foreign Contributions Regulation Act (FCRA), whose strictures are so myriad and so comprehensive in their vagueness that they can effect death by bureaucratic strangulation.

Using our methods, a full sweep of parameter space (as provided in Supporting Information File S1) requires only a few seconds of desktop processor time and so comprehensive sensitivity analysis around a region of parameter space relevant to a given applied problem is also readily obtained.

This conventional method is unable to quantify N-glycosites in very short or long tryptic peptides and so comprehensive glycoproteomics analysis cannot be achieved.

In "1948," the assembled compendium of aspiration, folly, aggression, hypocrisy, deception, bigotry, violence, suffering, and achievement is so comprehensive and multilayered that no reader can emerge without a feeling of unease — which is to say, a sense of the moral and historical intricacy of the conflict.

On Monday evening, Stephanie Mueller, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement, "The loan program analysis and review is so comprehensive that it generates and collects vast amounts of data.

On the budget and waiting until Monday to be sworn in: It's so comprehensive and it has evolved and changed and mutated at different points.

Ginzburg developed such a theory, and it proved so comprehensive that Abrikosov later used it to build a theoretical explanation for type II superconductors.

The store, newly relocated from Spring Street, offers a museum-quality collection of American Arts and Crafts furniture so comprehensive that there's even a signed Charles Limberts high chair ($2,500).

It was a surprise to see Rios come out for the 12th and final round, so comprehensive had the beating been.

And Chicago's program seems paltry in comparison with that of Davis, Calif., a city of 60,000 that Bicycling magazine said "has cycling in its veins". Among Davis's features are a $7.4 million bike tunnel and a network of bike paths so comprehensive and safe that the city has eliminated its public school buses.