Sentence examples for comprehensive were from inspiring English sources

His spokesman, Alastair Campbell, put it more bluntly: the days of the "bog-standard comprehensive" were over.

But Mr. Obama's own prescriptions, while comprehensive, were neither wholly new nor, as he conceded, quick fixes to oil addiction.

Khorsandi's own school days at a London comprehensive were marred by learning difficulties that were not picked up: dyslexia that was recognised only at university (the first essay she submitted came back with a single comment: "Are you dyslexic?") and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which was diagnosed last year, after a spell of therapy.

Previous reviews have had smaller sample size, were less comprehensive, were limited to developing nations, or were completed prior to the introduction of the conjugated seven valent pneumococcal vaccine [ 10, 23- 25].

The education of the patient in all aspects of his/her disease; its etiology, pathogenesis, prevention, treatment, expected results and maintenance was elaborate and comprehensive – were given both verbally and in writing.

And comprehensive is the correct word.

Children's Comprehensive is based in Nashville.

The government's filtering, while comprehensive, is not total.

But architectural exhibitions, however comprehensive, are essentially a substitute.

St Peter's Catholic comprehensive is another good option.

She could be called Natterlie, so comprehensive is her banter.