Sentence examples for not very comprehensive from inspiring English sources

I had to enter a high-risk insurance pool and now pay exorbitant monthly fees for not very comprehensive coverage.

The document signed by Trump and Kim was not "very comprehensive" but remarkably vague, leaving it open to interpretation and debate, compared to previous documents signed by North Korea.

The data from studies with chemokine antagonists in humans are at present not very comprehensive.

Documentation on reservoir fisheries resources in the State is not very comprehensive and exact, with the various estimates on the water area at variance with one another.

The finding that the X-linked transgenes driven by a testis-specific ocn promoter fail to show active expression [ 16] further supported the MSCI model, even though the 'sampling' of chromosomes by the transgene insertions was not very comprehensive.

With Truecaller — which is backed by Open Ocean (the VC fund from ex- MySql and Nokia employees) — Twitter will be tapping into a service that's already popular in markets like India where existing directory and caller ID services are not necessarily very comprehensive or accurate.

From a legislative standpoint, I think it's safe to predict that new laws or regulations won't be very comprehensive because the people making the laws likely aren't familiar with capturing and sharing data.

"If that is not the case than i think we will not see a very comprehensive agreement in Copenhagen".

If not, read this very comprehensive recent Guardian interview.

Each month they publish a report that breaks down comic readers into gender, age, ethnicity etc, using a fairly complicated – and admittedly not very scientific or comprehensive – formula that takes as its baseline all the people in the US who list comics as a hobby or "like" on their Facebook pages.

His "better judgment" was thus not in fact a very comprehensive judgment; it did not take into account the full range of relevant considerations.