Sentence examples for should be a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

"They are one small part of what should be a comprehensive evaluation process".

There should be a comprehensive investigation – right now, rather than a decade from now – into drones.

"The big picture is that over three and a half hours of something like Julius Caesar there should be a comprehensive exchange of energy.

Mr. De Gucht said there still should be a "comprehensive agreement" covering a wide variety of sectors, but he also said it was possible to reach a "living agreement with a number of approaches in it for the future that you then develop once the agreement is in place".

The Prime Minister will attend an emergency summit of European leaders on Thursday to discuss what he said should be a "comprehensive plan" that would include enhanced search and rescue as well as bringing stability to the native countries of the migrants.

In the future, outcome-based health equity should be a comprehensive equity that includes long-term care and healthcare for the elderly.

Upstate mayors have said in recent months that there should be a more comprehensive approach to helping cities restructure in the wake of crushing pension and health care costs coupled with a dwindling industrial base.

The ultimate result should be a fairly comprehensive record of your life, some of which has been shared, some of which is just for yourself.

Monism, as characterized in Kellert, Longino, and Waters (2006), holds that the goal of inquiry is and should be a unified, comprehensive, and complete account of phenomena (whether all phenomena, or the phenomena specific to a particular domain of inquiry).

Reconciliation cannot merely be a national, domestic process, but should be a cohesive, comprehensive, inclusive and an international process.

The Israeli judiciary is independent and bold and I think there should be a thorough, comprehensive interrogation".