Sentence examples for more comprehensive grasp from inspiring English sources

You may be asking yourselves right now, "Did she really refer to the Urban Dictionary to get a more comprehensive grasp of "n****r" etiquette?" Why, yes; yes, she did.

But there is no one with a more comprehensive grasp of the white American woman than Oprah: the prescription pill-popping, the runaway shopping binges, the bored-stiff husbands, the flopping white rolls of fat.

Despite the functions of the putative N. lugens clotting factors are not understood, the identification of these candidate genes makes it worthwhile to carry out further functional analyses because they provide us with a more comprehensive grasp and a better understanding of insect immune mechanisms.

A more comprehensive approach to grasp all these economic and sociological aspects of SES could be to compare children with SCD to a control group of healthy siblings with the same background.

If you agree with the Democrats that Wall Street should be reformed, though, Clinton's more comprehensive solution better grasps the world of finance today.

By Gary Sernovitz December 10, 2015 If you agree with Democrats that Wall Street should be reformed, Hillary Clinton's more comprehensive solution better grasps the world of finance today.

If you agree with Democrats that Wall Street should be reformed, Clinton's more comprehensive solution better grasps the world of finance today.

This necessarily leads thought to more comprehensive ways of grasping the world, until the point where there can be no more comprehensive way because there is no longer any contradiction to give rise to it.

Also, a full constructivist change requires a more comprehensive change beyond the grasp of understanding.

We need more comprehensive data".

It is actually more comprehensive.