Sentence examples for are in comprehensive from inspiring English sources

But it's one thing to know this in the abstract, and another to see global changes laid out in detail, as they are in comprehensive new maps published this month in the International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation.

Government policy on selection has been continuous since 1979, when nearly nine out of 10 secondary-age pupils were in comprehensive schools, and Margaret Thatcher set to work to bring back selection.

Patents, copyrights and trademarks are addressed in comprehensive international legal treaties; trade secrets are not included.

My reviews of fitness apps are in no way comprehensive.

"We are in our first comprehensive zoning rewrite," she said.

My observations on this topic are in no way comprehensive.

Marks, or grades, are given in comprehensive school starting in the eighth year.

EST data are stored in comprehensive databases such as UniGene [10] or the DFCI Gene Indices [11].

Typical maintenance periods range from six to eleven months, depending upon where the ship is in its comprehensive maintenance cycle.

Much evidence is in the comprehensive (if medically full of shit) Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine, written at the height of freak fervour in 1890s.

Luckily, this can be replicated in comprehensive schools, even where the numbers of high-attaining pupils is low.