Sentence examples for comprehensively made from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile on the Telegraph website, Tory MEP Daniel Hannan argues that Johnson's time in charge of London has "comprehensively made the case for elected mayors in Britain's cities".

Finally, references and links were systematically and comprehensively made with sister European project, CompHP (Developing Competencies and Professional Standards for Health Promotion Capacity Building in Europe) [ 36], which has produced recommendations on core competencies for general health promotion.

The majority of the studies were conducted in the USA, potentially limiting generalisability and did not tend to describe their intervention content comprehensively, making it difficult to further explore 'what works' for people with a low income.

The first global attempt to measure the socio-economic impact of public-funded research comprehensively was made for the Australian Research Quality Framework.

Therefore, sourcers and design team must assess the market of the finished goods comprehensively before making final decisions on fiber choices.

But it added that the sport's English origins were being made "comprehensively and crushingly clear".

The diagnosis of paraneoplastic limbic encephalitis must be made comprehensively in combination with the imaging and clinical findings, including cerebrospinal fluid examination, because it is difficult to distinguish from other diseases such as herpes simplex encephalitis or convulsive encephalopathy which have similar imaging features.

He was initially asked to assess the problems of two leading Swiss watch manufacturers, SSIH (Societé Suisse de l'Industrie Horlogère) and ASUAG (Allgemeine Schweizerische Uhrenindustrie AG), and he concluded that Swiss watch companies had become absorbed in the technology of producing watches rather than thinking comprehensively about what made a customer actually want to buy a watch.

Although English general practices, such as those included in CiPCA, do not comprehensively record diagnoses made in secondary care, it might be expected that a person with a diagnosis in secondary care would obtain a record of this at least once over 7 years.

No, we won't be making that mistake again, because we've already made it, comprehensively.

However, no previous attempts has been made to comprehensively review these existing literature.