Sentence examples for comprehensive because from inspiring English sources
"It's certainly not comprehensive, because it's a massive story," she said.
We need to be comprehensive, because cyberspace has specific characteristics that blur traditional boundaries.
The annual survey of freshmen is considered the most comprehensive because of its size and longevity.
The data are not globally comprehensive because they do not cover non-vegetated areas.
And that number is not comprehensive because the reporting is voluntary.
"I desperately didn't want to go to a local comprehensive, because it was really rough round where I lived.
Comprehensive because we are leaving no stone unturned, taking action across all routes of entry to our country.
That survey, state officials declared, is "not comprehensive," because it samples the working status of too few residents.
"You can't be comprehensive because it's too big a piece of pie to swallow — or apple, rather," Mr. Kuper said.
The European Union's banned list is less comprehensive, because it covers only airlines that are judged not safe and that want to fly to Europe.
My proposal is tougher, more effective, and more comprehensive because I go after all of Wall Street not just the big banks.
