Sentence examples for not comprehensively decided from inspiring English sources

So, for instance, in traditions such as ethnography and grounded theory, the research design is emergent and not comprehensively decided in advance, precisely to allow questions and designs to develop as the research progresses [ 14, 15 ].

I know product placement has been comprehensively decided against, but it would be quite nice if they could give a donation to charity for those lovely mentions, would it not?

Even then he may not keep the job, as Gold and Sullivan may still decide he has not comprehensively fulfilled his remit.

He answered this way: "Very slowly, and not comprehensively".

International law did not comprehensively outlaw the death penalty, and its application was "fragmented".

Air cargo is not comprehensively screened because the airlines don't want to take on the expense of doing it.

Prosecuting the Haditha case has posed special challenges because the killings were not comprehensively investigated when they first occurred.

And there are data limitations where (often younger) researchers' outputs are not comprehensively catalogued in bibliometrics databases.

Outcomes data could to be added to the e-referral service – the problem is they are not comprehensively collected.

The site was not comprehensively rehabilitated until 1948, and further restoration was required in the 1980's and 1990's.

"While such bans do not comprehensively address all sources of microplastics, it is an important first step," the report said.