Sentence examples for comprehensive take from inspiring English sources

I recommend Holmes' entire post for a more searching and comprehensive take on these questions that I could offer in my column.

Robert Gilpin, an emeritus professor of public and international affairs at Princeton and a man who has written often about markets and economic institutions, offers a comprehensive take on this new world of economic conflict.

(He's also a key member of the new group led by the mysterious old lion Andrew Hill.) His music -- as heard on a new debut album, "Genius Envy (Omni Tone) -- is a responsible, comprehensive take on the tumult created in jazz over the last 40 years, the swinging back and forth between 20th-century European and American influences.

I see now that he had hit upon the ideal idea: The passage of time, and plenty of it, is the only marital panacea… Finally, Joan Acocella gave us the most comprehensive take on hangovers and hangover cures in an Annals of Drinking which was published in 2008.

Due to the breadth of the search, a systematic review was not attempted; rather key papers were identified and reviewed with the intent of providing insight into a given service area, as opposed to a comprehensive take on each area.

The first of its kind in Sudan, the national strategy on education for children with disabilities offers a comprehensive take on the issues and challenges affecting children with disabilities in the Sudanese school system and sets out a broad range of responses to gradually address the needs of these children.

As an immediate step, her advice is to go for a recyclable plastic brush with a comprehensive take-back scheme.

For disposal phase, combination of between design for ecology and comprehensive take-back (return) networks could decrease ecological impacts efficiently.

The Democrats would enhance high-risk pools, but only as a stop-gap measure until their comprehensive reforms take force in 2014.

Where both trees are equally comprehensive we take the most recent tree, under the notion that inferences converge on the truth with time.

By taking histories and examining patients together, mentors reinforce good practices and techniques, and demonstrate comprehensive history taking, physical assessment and patient management skills.