Sentence examples for comprehensive if from inspiring English sources
Go has a comprehensive, if complex, system for rankings players.
Authors online is a comprehensive if unpolished site which claims to be "the UK's number one e-bookstore".
But, she added, the information it presents to travelers must continue to be comprehensive if it hopes to yield well-tailored results to users.
Still, Taschen gave it a go and the result – comprehensive if shallow, beautiful if flawed – is as good as we're ever going to get.
Having produced a comprehensive, if lacklustre, win over Zimbabwe a week ago, England find Sri Lanka a more testing proposition, at least on paper.
Frankly, I would pay for my children to go to a comprehensive if I had to, because life skills are priceless.
Ms. Rice's strongest moments came when she made the case that a month and a half after settling into her office, she started developing a comprehensive -- if long-range -- strategy to upend Al Qaeda.
The public won't have faith in the comprehensive system if politicians, peers and campaigners don't.
When we split, I asked my old comprehensive school if I could return and sit my A-levels.
The session was comprehensive, although if I ever uttered that "is good advice" I was quickly reminded this was guidance not advice.
The argument for fast track is that the administration cannot negotiate a comprehensive agreement if other nations fear Congress is waiting to pick it apart.
