Sentence examples for comprehensive attempts from inspiring English sources

Its Zero Carbon Britain reports are the boldest and most comprehensive attempts yet to identify the practical changes needed.

The World Bank recently released one of the few comprehensive attempts to assess the impact of globalization.

Mandated in 2000 by a local law, the commercial study is one of the first comprehensive attempts, sanitation officials said, to catalog precisely how and where commercial waste is produced, transported and processed.

The number of Britons choosing to become Muslims has nearly doubled in the past decade, according to one of the most comprehensive attempts to estimate how many people have embraced Islam.

Not only does the book stand out as one of the most comprehensive attempts to study the history of uranium mining in Africa, it also caters to an expansive academic audience from historians of science and technology and sociologists and anthropologists of science, to those taking a broader interest in labour rights, public health issues and mining corporations.

But what if we meant startups — "how satisfied are they by their investment vendors?" Now I don't read a lot, but I've never come across any comprehensive attempts at answering that question.

The index is the most comprehensive attempt to rank the world's secrecy jurisdictions.

No comprehensive attempt has been made to record the great bulk of research in this field.

This work is the most comprehensive attempt to elucidate the processes controlling biosphere-atmosphere exchange of H2.

However, I argue that such comprehensive attempt needs to be worked out and underpinned in more detail.

He then quotes what he considers one of if not the most comprehensive attempt to study the issue, published by the NIESR itself just last year.