Sentence examples for comprehensive enough to from inspiring English sources

In Bangladesh, BRAC is large enough and comprehensive enough to be akin to a parallel government.

Still comprehensive enough to reach a conclusion that Mitchell, much more than baseball's many self-appointed critics, needed to draw.

The software, though, is comprehensive enough to replace tide books that cost at least that much every year.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers argued that the proposed bail package was comprehensive enough to allow his release from Rikers.

These terms are not comprehensive enough to deal with the realm involved: it makes it all seem like a klatch of bourgeois plagiarisms.

And some argue that it would be impossible to come up with a definition comprehensive enough to effectively remove the weapons from the market.

The law is no longer comprehensive enough to cover the many kinds of intrusions made possible by the advances of the past 24 years.

Indeed the terms of marriage are not comprehensive enough to cover this, though they traditionally assigned the bulk of childcare to wives.

And he added: "The existing measures in place to protect children and young people from discrimination or political indoctrination are well-grounded, and comprehensive enough to mitigate the risk".

Although the lieutenant admitted that the lists could not be expected to include the name of everyone affiliated with ISIS, he said that they were comprehensive enough to function as a standard for determining guilt or innocence.

However, as we approach its 70th anniversary, it is important to recognise that not all social workers agree and many believe it is not comprehensive enough to contribute to sustainable wellbeing.