Sentence examples for comprehensively won from inspiring English sources

It has been comprehensively won by those who think Britain should leave.

That is why the current government has comprehensively won 10 consecutive elections, including in the majority of the indigenous constituencies.

That was just before Tendai "The Beast" Mtawarira comprehensively won the battle of the engagement, got under Phil Vickery and heaved him upwards.

Ofsted chief inspector Christine Gilbert welcomed the ruling, saying: "I am pleased that Ofsted has comprehensively won this case and that the original judicial review judgement in our favour has been upheld in every aspect on appeal".

For all their lack of attacking fluency on Saturday night, they had this game comprehensively won at 22-6 with six minutes remaining before Brad Drew set up a couple of late tries on his last Huddersfield appearance to produce a breathless finish.

The debate raging around GM food hasn't yet been comprehensively won by either side: now that GM pharmaceuticals are a real prospect, it will be interesting to see if the debate is waged with equal vigour when the potential beneficiaries are poor people who disproportionately bear the ravages of disease.

But Cole played the part of Mr Bodyangle, comprehensively winning the all-important duel with the lauded Scott Sio, the spearhead of the Australian scrummaging revolution.

Most expected the Scottish National party to triumph in Edinburgh, but few predicted it would crush its opponents so comprehensively, winning an overall majority under a PR system designed 12 years ago to thwart just such a possibility.

Cann, 32, fought back after losing the first set to comprehensively win the next two sets and take the match in 46 minutes.

The series, which has seen Australia comprehensively win both the first and second Tests, has featured several instances of sledging between the two sides.

Their two meetings in the championship in August were won comprehensively by New Zealand: 42-8 andy and 29-9 at home.