Sentence examples for comprehensive from from inspiring English sources

A prize should go to anyone who can distinguish a comprehensive from a balanced approach.

Their pub guide is comprehensive — from L'Archiduc, a "marvellously different Art Deco hostelry close to the Bourse.

The Radio 4 science smorgasbord is diverse and comprehensive, from All in the Mind to The Life Scientific and Frontiers among many others.

The package of proposals is the most comprehensive from the German government since Europe became a consistent target of terrorist attacks by the Islamic State, other radical groups and their followers.

The report is not the first to try to quantify the investment impacts of various climate-change scenarios — reports from Deutsche Bank, the Risky Business Project, the Stern Review, and many others are floating around — but it is, to date, the most comprehensive from an asset-allocation perspective.

Born in Bradford to Tom, an engineer, and Olive (nee Neal), a housewife, Steve was educated at Bradford grammar school, trained as a teacher at Saltley College, Birmingham, and then taught at schools in Bradford, including Woodroyd secondary modern from 1953 and then the newly built Buttershaw comprehensive from 1956.

He passed his Ph.D. (Comprehensives) from Yale University in 1959.

Those children are more likely to be from comprehensives than from selective and private schools.

Richard Temple writes: Adrian Mitchell (obituary, 22 December) was the resident writer at Billericay school, an Essex comprehensive, from 1978 until 1980.

Hazel Irvine presents comprehensive highlights from the 2012 Ryder Cup on BBC television, with expert commentary from Peter Alliss and Ken Brown.

Searchable, comprehensive database from Saudi Arabia Minister of Islamic Affairs and Awqaf.