Sentence examples for comprehensive competitive from inspiring English sources

It was a measure of the furore surrounding Trapattoni that the second most comprehensive competitive victory of his reign was a secondary topic on an eventful evening in the Faroes.

A comprehensive, competitive analysis of different implantation sites, intraocular lens model designs, and safety guidelines has been included.

The dashboard also provides comprehensive competitive analysis, enabling marketers to see how their brand stacks up against competitors among fans in the same category.

Focusing on the startup sweet spot and nailing the right design followed by sublime execution provides Design Driven Startups with a comprehensive competitive advantage.

Not only will we blacklist anyone who is directly or indirectly involved in the competition – that's coaches, analysts, players, owners, league organisers, admins, whoever – but we are also working on a comprehensive competitive integrity certificate which leagues and tournaments that we offer betting on must adhere to, or else we will not offering betting on their tournaments".

Not only will we blacklist anyone who is directly or indirectly involved in the competition that's coaches, analysts, players, owners, league organizers, admins, whoever but we are also working on a comprehensive competitive integrity certificate which leagues and tournaments that we offer betting on must adhere to, or else we will not offering betting on their tournaments".

During 2012, Massachusetts adopted comprehensive school competitive food and beverage standards that closely align with Institute of Medicine recommendations and Smart Snacks in School national standards.

This paper presents a comprehensive and competitive study in multi-class neural learning with focuses on issues including neural network architecture, encoding schemes, training methodology and training time complexity.

With access to low-cost capital credit and direct ownership opportunities, these two stakeholder groups could acquire control and become co-owners of comprehensive and competitive health care delivery systems.

These offer competitive prices, comprehensive routes and often a bit of driver commentary thrown in.

Even at the 30 highest-achieving comprehensive schools, entry into competitive universities lags behind private and grammar schools, the Sutton Trust study found.