Sentence examples for more thorough or from inspiring English sources

The smell of cleaning fluid was a little stronger in Bright's, and he wondered if that meant that they were more thorough or just harsher on the clothes.

So do the right thing and put forward your own cases and evidence to this week's guru, Marconius, keeper of the RR vaults, and who, of all RR judges, it is hard to imagine any who are more thorough or fair-minded.

"We have consistently demanded that the sanctions should be eased only after specific details [about the abductees] emerged", she told the Asahi Shimbun, a newspaper.Japan nonetheless elected to lift sanctions once it learned that North Korea's inquiry may prove more thorough or sincere than previous probes.

At MD Anderson, patients whose staging CT identifies an incidental PE are frequently referred to the ED for evaluation, either due to the timing of the diagnosis or to obtain an evaluation that is more thorough or time consuming than can be provided in the outpatient clinic.

She couldn't have been more thorough, or more realistic, as she laid out the options.

Another possibility is that older patients happened to be treated in a more thorough or responsive manner than younger patients.

The NDO-LID RDT evaluated is suited to point-of-care application and could be used as a primary detection method to, at least, serve as an access point for clinical exam or more thorough immunological or bacteriological assessment.

But I've found that if you need a more thorough examination, or something more serious, the waiting times are so long that I may as well have gone back to France".

But other aides would prefer a more thorough process or that he drop the matter altogether, and they are scrambling to review the list of people Trump says he would like to strip of clearances.

In three or four years more at furthest, one or both of the additional wings for the boys' department, must be erected, and this is indeed desirable now, in order to effect a more thorough classification, or rather to give efficiency to a classification already existing.

When he became chief in the summer of last year, he turned over his drug unit, and ordered detectives to arrest dealers quickly to get them off the street, rather than wait to build a more thorough case or work up the supply line.