Sentence examples for little comprehensive from inspiring English sources

There is little comprehensive polling about this issue (at least none that I am aware of).

There is little comprehensive data about the impact of "body-worn cameras," as they are known in the industry.

Moreover, because the military justice system is decentralized, there is little comprehensive information available about its investigations.

There has been little comprehensive work (outside quantifying the cost of welfare reform) showing the cumulative, positive impact of the social housing sector in the years of the coalition government.

Given their scarcity, he said, it is difficult to measure whether they would work on a large scale, and there is little comprehensive research to show that they benefit immigrant children.

Despite some of the well-publicized disputes between health insurers and state regulators over premium increases, there is little comprehensive information about the kinds of increases in rates individuals face when they buy insurance on their own.

· tastesoflincolnshire.com The Pembrokeshire Food Guide, as reproduced on the county's website, is, if anything, a little too comprehensive.

It makes sense for the sites to limit the choices, but, career-wise, the options seem a little less comprehensive.

If I had more time and had to do it all over again, I'd probably be a little more comprehensive," he adds.

Its default collection of considered substructures is a little more comprehensive, but its generality is still limited by the fact that all molecular states have to be explicitly defined.

I got a little more comprehensive, and came up with three rough profiles: Low Spender, Mid Spender, and High Spender.