Sentence examples for comprehensive those from inspiring English sources

While the Bloomberg administration's report is far from comprehensive, those groups say, it is a notable improvement.

A trio of researchers at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and the University of British Columbia in Canada estimate that testing the toxicity of existing nanomaterials in the United States could cost between $249 million and $1.18 billion, depending on how comprehensive those tests are and whether they require testing on live animals.

Thus, EST collections have been generated for many plant species, being the most comprehensive those of Arabidopsis[ 6] and rice [ 38].

The benefits are significantly less comprehensive than those in many private health plans.

This is particularly true when recommendations are as comprehensive as those from the commission into family violence.

Drug benefits under the bill would be much less comprehensive than those provided by many private employers, Mr. Reuther said.

But many employers, including scores of large companies, provide benefits more comprehensive than those required by federal law.

I am not going to be dogmatic but the policies I am proposing are far more comprehensive than those being pursued at the moment".

The company maintains that the process will be safe and that its safeguards are more comprehensive than those that were in place for the Basel project.

As Terry Schuster notes on the Web site of The Atlantic, "Taken together, these policies and training requirements are more comprehensive than those required in most schools and workplaces".

These measures are more comprehensive than those previously used in the economics literature and we compare our new variables with those previously used.