Sentence examples for idea of the comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

I also knew that soda companies funded community, medical, and research groups but had no idea of the comprehensiveness of such funding.

The idea of comprehensiveness can also be extended to the non-living environment (Noss, 1990; Bonn & Gaston, 2005).

The ideas of dominance and comprehensiveness express somewhat different pictures of the status of morality, though an exalted understanding of morality often draws on both.

It was like... Roger stretched to find some metaphor for the scale of the grief, the comprehensiveness of the disaster.

"Roger stretched to find some metaphor for the scale of the grief, the comprehensiveness of the disaster.

The incorporation of developmental modes improved the comprehensiveness of minimum ecoregion sets.

Most all of the inquiries commented on the comprehensiveness of Bill's article.

Similarly, at the library Rotunda, Jefferson employed four different types of classical columns in order, Wills says, "to convey the comprehensiveness of the central storehouse of knowledge".

Regarding the comprehensiveness of the patterns: 20% of groups specified more than 90% of requirements; 27% specified 50%to90%0%.

Although Dines supports the idea of advising parents on how to teach their children to deal with porn culture, she questioned the comprehensiveness of Lust's site, saying that it did not address issues like porn addiction (the existence of which is hotly contested itself).

The comprehensiveness of the full version of the brochure was rated as slightly higher (16.77) than the comprehensiveness of the reduced version (16.13).