Sentence examples for least comprehensive from inspiring English sources
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The Star has won the competition to see which national newspaper could provide the least comprehensive coverage of the Europa League final, despite the strenuous efforts of their Fleet Street rivals, with six little sentences tucked on to the bottom corner of page 61.
The least comprehensive plans are Bronze and the most comprehensive are Platinum.
Although the prevalence of HF is highest in older people, diagnosis and management are likely to be least comprehensive in long-term care.
The least comprehensive discussion is found in the Mount Isa materials which note "Parts of the city have natural mineralisation with lead and other metal ores and traces of historic mine sediment" [ 47].
Democrats and other Republicans have floated at least eight comprehensive Medicare reform proposals in recent years, all including drug coverage.
have been investigated in a manner at least as comprehensive as the investigation required for the issuance of a security clearance at the level designated as 'Secret'.
Section 1332 of Obamacare allows states to opt out of the health reform law so long as the proposed replacement would provide coverage that doesn't cost more and was at least as comprehensive.
A report I released last month, with the East Harlem Against Deportation coalition, urges the state's Division of Criminal Justice Services not to consent to Secure Communities, at the very least without comprehensive review and full public consultation.
Even to a listener who had followed Mr. Hampson through major triumphs — not least, his comprehensive survey of Mahler songs at a festival in Amsterdam in 1995 — this was unexpected, perhaps his most stunning achievement yet.
Mr. Jost and other supporters of the law say Iowa's proposal does not meet the requirements for so-called innovation waivers, including that the coverage they provide must be at least as comprehensive and affordable as Obamacare plans, because poorer people would face higher deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs.
