Sentence examples for comprehensively successful from inspiring English sources

If Underbelly is Houston's statement restaurant, then Helen is its most comprehensively successful: thematically precise, architecturally striking, uniformly delicious and packed at all hours of the day.

So, once we combine safe default options, halos of health, our emotional eating tendencies and the simple fact that few people actually go to McDonald 'sfor a salad, we have a comprehensively successful "healthwashing" campaign.

Nevertheless we were clearly unable to deliver a comprehensively successful intervention and had to re-think many of the assumptions we held about the institutions and implementation of ETAT+.

Multiple remote sensing techniques were highly successful in comprehensively assessing the area, particularly the hydrology model, demonstrating the potential of providing a valuable objective and quantitative monitoring and management tool.

It is an advance in knowledge because it is the first attempt to comprehensively describe elements of successful priority setting from the point of view of stakeholders.

For a while the strategy was surprisingly successful; it has now comprehensively collapsed.

In this book, they set out to discover why some countries are richer and more successful than others, and comprehensively debunk the idea that countries are condemned to poverty by immutable realities of place or practice.

Lathram scoured the country for successful charities, particularly programs that comprehensively address troubled neighborhoods.

We first revisit the successful method of structure transformation, covering it comprehensively.

To address all the issues described above, we have developed a data infrastructure, NGS-Logistics, that fulfills all requirements of a successful application that can process data inclusively and comprehensively from multiple sources while guaranteeing privacy and security by avoiding the exchange of raw data.

Therefore, in 2010, we started to use next-generation sequencing to comprehensively assay the genome of the patients, motivated by the successful identification of disease-predisposing genes for Mendelian diseases such as Miller syndrome and Kabuki syndrome [ 24, 25] published in the same year.