Sentence examples for comprehensive tally from inspiring English sources

Ai Weiwei, a prominent artist who often criticizes the Communist Party, had his Web site blocked after he tried to compile online a comprehensive tally of dead schoolchildren.

The study, part of a United Nations project, is the first to give a comprehensive tally of rape in several Asian countries.

For the first time, researchers have compiled a comprehensive tally of the health problems caused by sexual behavior in the United States, and it's not a pretty picture.

But there is no comprehensive tally of the disappeared, and some research suggests the total number could be much higher.

One of the country's top teacher unions now says it has a comprehensive tally of 2018 educators-turned-candidates for state house and senate seats: 554.

The White House report is the first comprehensive tally of the cumulative effects of teacher layoffs on class size over the last few years.

No comprehensive tallies of prices from Internet auctions exist, although eBay, the online auction house that sells everything from tiny figurines to souped-up cars to century-old copies of National Geographic magazine, said several months ago that it believed that a Picasso had sold for just under $2 million in an online deal last year.

The list, which OFII calls "The Insourcing 50," is the only comprehensive tallying of how heavily foreign companies are investing in the United States.

Migrants trying to reach more prosperous countries have died at a rate of eight every day for the past 14 years, the majority of them trying to get to Europe, according to the most comprehensive ever tally of migrant deaths.

In addition, the album's Deluxe Version is ranked at #11 on iTunes' comprehensive "Top Albums" tally.

And the claims data is hard and comprehensive: state labor offices tally the claims filed and forward them to Washington.