Sentence examples for over comprehensively from inspiring English sources

"And again the Blues... have been turned over comprehensively, but again from their own mistakes by having a player sent off after 20-odd minutes.

Mann et al's methods and data have been picked over more comprehensively than those of just about any other scientific paper over the past 20 years, as Tomlinson must surely know.

But while Born Under Saturn certainly up-scales Django Django's ambitions, some of their eclectic grooves don't bowl you over as comprehensively as those on their Mercury-nominated debut did.

By the 1890s, Tahiti, a French colony, had been comprehensively worked over by missionaries.

They topped a group also featuring Croatia and Switzerland but in the quarter-finals became one of several big-name teams to be comprehensively worked over by Angelos Charisteas and Greece.

But Banksy's circle is not without presence (though this is in some degree because it has been comprehensively covered over by graffiti by punters).

It's not enough: Scaf has disgraced itself comprehensively over the past three days and must step down and hand over to a civilian president to form a government of national rescue.

Chandler focussed on the modern industrial corporation, which, unlike Christensen, he studied comprehensively over time and across leading economies.

While Mr. Lowenstein is hardly the only photographer to cover Mexican and Central American migration, few have done it as comprehensively over such an extended period of time.

National Congress has systematically summed up the basic experience over the last 13 years, comprehensively expounded the fundamental requirements on carrying out the important thinking of the Three Represents, and explicitly outlined the goal of endeavor for our party and country in the first 20 years of the new century.

The unique focus of the Network is its systematic longitudinal approach to illness so that patients can be assessed comprehensively over the long-term in sequential randomized clinical trials at critical clinical decision points where data on relative efficacy are inadequate.