It is a comprehensive show -- maybe a little overstocked -- of his contributions to American design, organized by Donald Albrecht, the Cooper-Hewitt's adjunct curator for special projects, and Robert Schonfeld, a curatorial consultant to the show and a private dealer in earlier American art.
· tastesoflincolnshire.com The Pembrokeshire Food Guide, as reproduced on the county's website, is, if anything, a little too comprehensive.
It makes sense for the sites to limit the choices, but, career-wise, the options seem a little less comprehensive.
And even though comprehensive immigration reform has taken a little longer than any of us expected, I am hopeful that this year, with the help of Speaker Boehner and some of the senators and members of Congress who are here today, that we bring it home -- for our families, and our economy, and our security, and for this incredible country that we love.
If I had more time and had to do it all over again, I'd probably be a little more comprehensive," he adds.
Its default collection of considered substructures is a little more comprehensive, but its generality is still limited by the fact that all molecular states have to be explicitly defined.
I got a little more comprehensive, and came up with three rough profiles: Low Spender, Mid Spender, and High Spender.
I am hoping an artist tries to give a little more comprehensive view of the arena in which he is exploring things.
He contrasted this with the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists approach, which he termed "certainly much more comprehensive [although] it looks a little overwhelming," in which treatment strategy is adjusted based on the patient's A1C (23).
The wise men of the IPPR talk about the complexities of the current UK-US operations, focusing almost exclusively on Pakistan and Afghanistan, where "a comprehensive approach" offers little realistic chance of stability in a country which has never been stable since it emerged in the 18th century.
