Sentence examples for certainly comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The research, which the authors call "the first large-scale, multiple-source analysis" of social media censorship in China, is certainly comprehensive.

The small business center is certainly comprehensive (some would say wildly unfocused).

Certainly, comprehensive functional information about proteins, including the impact of mutations, is complete for relatively few genes.

The text is certainly comprehensive, but as each chapter is self-contained there is considerable overlap and repetition.

"It's certainly not comprehensive, because it's a massive story," she said.

It's certainly not comprehensive, but hey — it's a start.

He could certainly oppose comprehensive immigration plans that legalize the status of those here illegally without veering into labor protectionism.

While certainly not comprehensive, this Yahoo site provides a quick and easy introduction to Web sites on Wales and Welsh history.

The mentally ill may not have the influence of the wealthy or the cachet of popular programs, but they most certainly need comprehensive, decent care.

Certainly, the comprehensive investigations undertaken by The New York Times and a number of labor rights groups to document conditions in electronics manufacturing would seem to bear this out.

Fix it, but get on with it, in the certain knowledge that failure to act would almost certainly doom comprehensive climate change legislation for this year and, probably, for this Congress.