Sentence examples for comprehensive promises from inspiring English sources

Not the thinnest of gruel, but far from comprehensive promises on its emissions that would have real force on Capitol Hill.

This sales pitch for the Princeton Longevity Center's "comprehensive exam" promises, for $5,300, to take "your health beyond the annual physical".

The theme that ran throughout wasn't of opposition to the plans, but rather a scepticism that they would be as far reaching and as comprehensive as promised.

The application of discrimination of unidentified metabolites and the identification of bottleneck enzymatic steps even to non-targeted comprehensive analysis promise to facilitate an understanding of large-scale interactions among components in biological systems.

The platform promises comprehensive immigration reform, an end to student debt, paid family leave and much else.

That current dearth would seem reason enough to celebrate the publication of another work about Robinson, especially one that compresses the most dramatic year of his career into a tidy package that doesn't pretend to be comprehensive and so promises to be more accessible than a monument like Rampersad's book or Jules Tygiel's "Baseball's Great Experiment".

Now, an international collaboration has developed a more comprehensive approach that promises to speed up the process.

Mr Rajoy has rightly promised comprehensive reform.

"It promised comprehensive legal peace for German companies in the United States.

America's president, George Bush, refuses to ratify the promised Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty.

He promised comprehensive economic reform, winning a standby loan from the IMF.