Sentence examples for comprehensively own from inspiring English sources

A recent Essential poll showed the Greens now comprehensively own the "protecting the environment" space with the voting public.

MacPherson continued praising the song's slow "contemptuous grind" and the singers' vocal delivery further concluding that T.I. and Wayne "get comprehensively owned".

It really is astonishing to contemplate what was once a progressive and intelligent [Conservative] party so comprehensively engineering its own destruction".

They had never before been so comprehensively outclassed on their own ground in the new era.

But let's be honest, that dream has pretty comprehensively collapsed on its own these past two years.

In a society more comprehensively pro-abortion than our own, there would presumably be more doctors willing to perform late-term abortions and certainly more government funding for abortion generally, both of which would reduce the "market share," if you will, available for a monster like Gosnell to exploit.

"Passengers and investors alike will be dismayed that British Airways' management rejected an approach by the union over the weekend, after their offer had been comprehensively turned down by their own employees," Unite's joint general secretaries, Derek Simpson and Tony Woodley, said in a statement.

"And again the Blues... have been turned over comprehensively, but again from their own mistakes by having a player sent off after 20-odd minutes.

In this study, we developed simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers from its own genome to comprehensively investigate the genetic variation of Chinese cherry in this center which is well-known by frequent geological activities and high levels of biodiversity.

This study is the first to explore the nutritional content of recipes created by television chefs and to examine comprehensively the nutritional value of own brand ready meals sold by supermarkets with the highest share of the grocery market in the United Kingdom.

Michael Clarke, a captain struggling with his own form, was then comprehensively bowled by a near yorker.