Sentence examples for looking comprehensively from inspiring English sources
The town is looking comprehensively at the housing needs that are reflected in the marked increase in traffic, Mr. White said.
I am involved in clinical research looking comprehensively at outcomes of cleft care to develop standards for evaluating a team's overall success.
This often means looking comprehensively at the whole patient rather than just symptoms and partnering with the patient to encourage a healthy lifestyle that is more likely to lead to good health.
A landscape architect, registered or not, should be trained to look comprehensively at the site.
The easiest way to fix that is to change the vertical scroll format to a horizontal scroll, so you can easily scroll through, browse what you need, but then you can also stop and look comprehensively at a single page.
In the wake of the Francis inquiry into mid-Staffordshire NHS trust, and the continuing fall-out from the Winterbourne View abuse scandal, it is essential that the care debate looks comprehensively at issues of both cost and quality.
2003: The department is a primary participant in the Portia project to look "comprehensively at sensitive data in a networked world". 2005: Stanley, Stanford's robot auto, wins the DARPA Grand Challenge by completing a 132-mile drive autonomously in the California/Nevada desert.
I have expressed strong support for an Independent Medicare Advisory Commission, comprised of nongovernmental experts (physicians and others) to look comprehensively at what Medicare covers, when and how it pays for care.
Before this, no one has ever looked comprehensively at the energy implications from bottling to transportation to use.
Higher education institutions have not looked comprehensively enough at how good research can build a stronger case for their efforts.
He urged districts: "Let's look comprehensively at our sports programs and decide whether or not we are providing equity at both the female and the male athletic competition levels".
