Sentence examples for fairly comprehensively from inspiring English sources

This notion had been communicated and exploited, I felt, fairly comprehensively by "Pretty Woman".

But the treasurer, Scott Morrison, felt Turnbull had dealt with the Panama papers "fairly comprehensively", saying the matter was "20 years ago".

The One Max has been fairly comprehensively leaked prior to this, but the announcement from HTC does confirm that the new handset will come with its own fingerprint scanner.

David Tinsley, of investment bank BNP Paribas, said, "2013 looks like being a year when the UK could lose its AAA rating fairly comprehensively...we would be surprised if the UK got through next year without at least one downgrade, and quite possibly two or three".

Nevertheless, as one of the first of its type, this book fairly comprehensively grapples with the major theoretical and practical issues facing researchers in culture and disasters.

"We lost fairly comprehensively to a strong side, and I don't think any one of us put in as many good performances as we'd have liked," he said.

The forthcoming phablet has been pretty comprehensively leaked already.

The media's responsibility is to report things fairly, accurately, and comprehensively.

Based on your comparison, is there one system you think works more comprehensively, fairly, and efficiently than others?

The challenge for school systems that base teacher compensation on student performance is to comprehensively and fairly weigh variables when evaluating teachers.

Q. Have you lost public confidence? A. Well, the issue of public confidence is a very important one, and I owe it to the American people to seek the facts, to seek them fairly, to seek them comprehensively, to try to assess, with the grand jury's work -- to assess those facts and to treat individuals in the process with both dignity and respect for their human rights...