Sentence examples for maybe comprehensive from inspiring English sources

It will be a proactive agenda, maybe comprehensive tax reform, reforming the tax code to make it fair.

The implication is that palliative care staff have continuously to adapt their model of caring to the specific needs and values of each patient, more than applying a fixed, although maybe comprehensive, care model.

Maybe more comprehensive clinical setting needs to be performed to confirm the prospective viewpoint.

Both the European and U.S. regulators would achieve more by "being slightly less dramatic in the results, but earlier," and "faster but maybe not as comprehensive," he said.

As noted above, the Philadelphia 76ers have been going on maybe the most comprehensive tank job in NBA history, starting with their 2013 Draft day decision to trade their best player (Jrue Holiday) for a draft pick whom they knew would be sitting out most of the season (Nerlens Noel).

Those who do not want to pay to put two or three children through private school but desperately desire them not to be subsumed in a one-size-fits-all comprehensive should maybe think about the numbers of children they have.

A comprehensive history (maybe?) can be found here.

If Republicans in Congress and in state legislatures throughout the country spent as much time attempting to save human lives from gun violence as they do in their attempts to push through so-called "Marriage Defense" laws and state constitutional amendments, then maybe we would have comprehensive gun control.

If Republicans in Congress and in state legislatures throughout the country spent as much time attempting to save human lives from gun violence as they do in their attempts to obstruct all proposals for genuine and equitable universal health care, then maybe we would have comprehensive gun control.

If Republicans in Congress and in state legislatures throughout the country spent as much time attempting to save human lives from gun violence as they do in their attempts to restrict and eliminate women's rights to control their reproductive freedoms, then maybe we would have comprehensive gun control.

If Republicans in Congress and in state legislatures throughout the country spent as much time attempting to save human lives from gun violence as they do in their attempts to abolish appropriate governmental regulations of the banking industry, businesses, and consumer and environmental protections, then maybe we would have comprehensive gun control.