Sentence examples similar to recognizes more comprehensively from inspiring English sources

Players are recognized more often.

Relatively higher education and healthy lifestyle in urban areas can help smokers recognize the damage of smoking more comprehensively; as a result, they are more likely to quit smoking.

I doubt that these cultural phenomena have ever been more comprehensively or more creatively chronicled.

He predicted the site's content would change eventually as core subjects are covered more comprehensively.

In the United States the courts review administration much more comprehensively than in Britain.

"She tackles issues from numerous different angles in order to treat them more comprehensively.

"I think you could search and not find a more comprehensively desegregated school system," Mr. Dentler said.

The same rule applies, more comprehensively, to the acts of 1887 and 1888.

And no government has failed more comprehensively than that of Pakistan.

The act would support them more comprehensively, with funds that already exist.

Gemmell says he is "sure suitable options to more comprehensively disable motion will be forthcoming".