Sentence examples for means comprehensive from inspiring English sources

I suspect that means comprehensive insurance.

That means comprehensive plans would be bought mainly by people with expensive medical needs, like pregnant women and cancer patients, and push premiums up.

This means comprehensive screening procedures to check all medications and health history, as well as conditions at home, with the aim of not having to admit them to the hospital.

These approaches also affect adjacent protocol layers, which means comprehensive changes to WSN protocol stacks developed, tested, and deployed in smart grid and industrial production contexts and elsewhere.

Getting these families that help means comprehensive change.

For progressives, reducing the need for abortion means comprehensive sexuality education, family planning and contraceptive services to reduce the rate of unintended pregnancy.

The large number of components in genome-scale models means comprehensive annotation is time-consuming.

Differentiation means comprehensive analysis, and syndrome refers to symptoms and signs.

Primary care for older people with complex health problems means comprehensive dedication to the whole of patient well-being by the GPs in group (B).

Mr. Ward's numbers are by no means comprehensive.

But that does not mean comprehensive immigration reform is dead.