Sentence examples for it would be comprehensively from inspiring English sources
To derision from opposition parties, the first minister has decided to drop the proposal – one of the Scottish National party's strongest pledges in the 2007 manifesto – because he knows it would be comprehensively defeated in a Holyrood vote.
If one were to be developed, it is unlikely that it would be comprehensively represented on a static page.
But Tory former Lords leader Lord Strathclyde warned peers that delaying its passage in subsequent stages would be "comprehensively damaging" for the upper chamber's reputation.
Meanwhile, Tory former Lords leader Lord Strathclyde warned peers that delaying its passage in subsequent stages would be "comprehensively damaging" for the upper chamber's reputation.
The Palestinian refugee problem would be comprehensively resolved through compensation and resettlement in the state of Palestine, with some modest resettlement (without an open-ended "right of return") in Israel.Mr Sharon has condemned this idea as a betrayal.
That means that if the company does, eventually, publicise the names of the accounts it closed, it would be impossible to comprehensively assess the damage they did – while the trolls themselves simply make new accounts and start the process again.
The scientific study of assessment scales, particularly stroke assessment, is rapidly expanding and it would be impossible to comprehensively cover all areas.
It would be important to comprehensively examine the association of the common genetic variants in the entire FGFR2 gene region with skin cancer risk.
Given the economic and health benefits of these bioactive compounds, it would be useful to comprehensively analyze the genes involved in their biosynthesis.
It would be interesting to comprehensively analyze the relationships between plant growth and concentrations of some of bioactive GAs or expression levels of expanded GA-related genes such as GA3ox genes in the future.
It would be more difficult to comprehensively report the interaction of changing cutoffs for several variables, though a third axis or multiple OR curves may be presented.
