Sentence examples for of comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

Although the concept of comprehensiveness encompasses a certain idealism, there have been serious efforts to define a comprehensive reserve system.

That notion of comprehensiveness has guided the institution ever since.

This demand of comprehensiveness is not all new.

The kind of comprehensiveness that digital research offers quells such complaints.

But from a practical point of view, that kind of comprehensiveness just is not possible, Mr. Green said.

Its communiqué noted that streamlining conditionality shifts "the presumption of coverage from one of comprehensiveness to one of parsimony".

The results indicated that varying levels of commitment and skill among health providers led to vastly different levels of comprehensiveness among diabetes education programs.

We consider the case of firms' strategic decisions about the design of their environmental practices, and in particular their degree of comprehensiveness and visibility.

The lack of comprehensiveness means that Google risks losing shoppers to other comparison shopping sites or to Amazon, even as it tries to keep them.

Ceasefires and political agreements between only the two main factions have failed to take hold for a lack of comprehensiveness and wider buy-in from all those involved in the war.

The word museum was revived in 15th-century Europe to describe the collection of Lorenzo de' Medici in Florence, but the term conveyed the concept of comprehensiveness rather than denoting a building.