Sentence examples for big comprehensive from inspiring English sources

"You remember, New York had no tradition of big, comprehensive public universities before the Rockefeller era.

I took my Cert Ed and went to Beacon School, a big comprehensive in Sussex".

As Cisco itself noted, however, those big, comprehensive sales are less and less common.

"I think big, comprehensive bills are very difficult to do in this environment," she said.

This is vital because, even though the livestock sector is big, comprehensive, disaggregated data on it has been patchy.The results confirm that efficiency in livestock varies hugely.

Senator Lamar Alexander has been arguing that, given the climate of distrust, this is not a good period to push big, comprehensive reforms.

He predicted that the renovated central library would "be a huge jolt of energy for the city when it's done, the biggest comprehensive library open in the world but also in human history".

But a funny — and absurdly unlikely —thing happened on Dr. Zimpher's way to revamping and rebranding SUNY, the unloved colossus that is the biggest comprehensive system of public higher education in the country.

Expanded background checks are only part of a much bigger comprehensive solution to this problem, but this compromise is a good starting point for next week's debate on a broader gun violence bill.

In a perfect world, this would play into a bigger, comprehensive approach to mental health that starts sooner than it has in the past, Moutier said.

Nearly 1,400 people have signed a petition demanding a say in whether one of England's biggest comprehensives should be turned into an academy, under the sponsorship of an organisation which has a recent history of seeking to develop school land.