Sentence examples for comprehensive struggle from inspiring English sources

To make real change, we all--all genders, all races--need to see the feminist movement as a comprehensive struggle.

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said Friday that he would meet with European leaders next week in hopes of influencing the negotiations scheduled to begin Oct. 15 over Iran's nuclear program, part of what he described as a "comprehensive international struggle".

His explanations of the farming practices at the Earth University garden were so comprehensive I struggled to keep up with him.

A candidate with three Bs at A-level from a struggling comprehensive stands a better chance of securing at one of the country's leading employers than a job than someone with three As from a top performing school in the leafy suburbs, it has emerged.

Norwich City's resurgence continued with a comprehensive hammering of struggling Millwall.

Alfreton Town moved eight points clear of the Blue Square Bet Premier relegation zone with a comprehensive victory over struggling Ebbsfleet.

Watford maintained their bid for automatic promotion as Odion Ighalo scored twice in a comprehensive win over struggling Rotherham.

Swindon Town returned to the top of League One with a comprehensive victory over struggling Coventry City at the Ricoh Arena.

A recent comprehensive systematic review, struggled to find large, high quality randomised controlled trials (RCTs) from which to make strong recommendations; the authors found that evidence of outcomes associated with interventions in CKD patients was sparse and often derived from post hoc analyses of subgroups of patients enrolled in trials.

Salas, the 42-year-old executive director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), has been a potent force in the struggle for comprehensive immigration reform.

There needs to be a comprehensive strategy in the struggle against religious extremism, and a strategy to counter the terrorist phenomenon in particular by way of religious institutions.