Sentence examples for comprehensively broken from inspiring English sources
The taboos they policed are all comprehensively broken.
The 2012 melt has comprehensively broken all previous records.
Real reform would have to comprehensively address our broken health care system, whose costs are far higher than those of comparable countries.
Where allegations have been made that individuals may have broken those laws, they are being comprehensively investigated".
Most stakeholders and lawmakers agree that TSCA, which Congress has not comprehensively updated since lawmakers enacted it in 1976, is broken.
That Kvitova – a player who had never broken into the top 40 and who only this year had been comprehensively beaten by Williams, 6-2, 6-1, in the second round of the Australian Open – had developed such expectation, such confidence on her first appearance on the big stage, was remarkable.
This year the 28-year-old Li managed to go one better as she recovered from the disappointment of having her service broken in the opening game without winning a point to go on and take the first set before comprehensively outplaying Sharapova in the second.
When broken laughter broke.
The Huskies didn't break new ground here, but in so comprehensively detailing them, the authors did.
As its main strengths, I/O modeling builds on an integrated and consistent methodological framework that breaks down the estimated impacts into finely disaggregated industry sectors and then comprehensively measures direct and induced impacts on output or employment.
