Sentence examples for most comprehensive reporting from inspiring English sources

"This may have made Syria the most comprehensive reporting yet," he says.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein said the school system had "one of the most comprehensive reporting systems in the country".

It is one of the largest and most comprehensive reporting systems in the world and reporting to the NRLS has increased year-on-year [ 5].

This week the Brady Act, which requires background checks for gun buyers, received its most comprehensive report card to date.

When it comes out on Friday it will be the most comprehensive report on climate science ever published.

One of the most comprehensive reports by the BBC on how it manages its money was not made the subject of a press conference or an official launch.

In 2014, KEMI, the government agency that oversees chemicals and safety in Sweden, produced the most comprehensive report to date on the health impacts of chemicals in textiles.

The five-month review was the most comprehensive report of its kind by an Air Force command and has led to a servicewide investigation into how sexual assault is reported, how it can be prevented and how commanders deal with victims.

The most comprehensive report yet into the alliance of international counter-jihad organisations warns that Islamophobic groups in Britain are capitalising on public concerns following the Paris attacks and ongoing refugee crisis.

In 2013, the UN's most comprehensive report on climate science made a tentative observation that the years since 1998 had seen a "much smaller increasing trend" than the preceding half century.

Officials from the agencies said theirs was the first unified effort to provide a consistent set of figures and was the most comprehensive report on children orphaned by H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.