Sentence examples for still comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Still, comprehensive statistics have been hard to come by.

Still comprehensive enough to reach a conclusion that Mitchell, much more than baseball's many self-appointed critics, needed to draw.

Still, comprehensive understanding of the effect of dietary interventions on gut microbiota one of the key aspects of gut health is lacking.

Still, comprehensive studies of these and other bird species are necessary in order to collect sufficient knowledge regarding avian wildlife reservoirs for zoonotic agents and animal pathogens.

Future research should draw from existing literature to develop a parsimonious, but still comprehensive, list of sub-dimensions relevant to healthcare for each type of IC – with each sub-dimension supported by theory and empirical evidence, where possible.

Even so, specialists were conducting still more comprehensive tests.

There is still no comprehensive administrative jurisdiction in Britain permitting judicial review over the whole field of executive action and decision.

On the immigration front, too many Republicans still see comprehensive immigration reform as amnesty and a gift from Democrats to reward and lock in minority support.

It is possible to increase recycling and still have comprehensive weekly service, through better procurement, more joint working and using incentive schemes".

However, this is still not comprehensive proof of Egyptian failure at Kadesh: considering the fifteen year gap, it could still be conceivable that Ramesses triumphed but then failed to retain his gains.

Still, this comprehensive record of American women's attempts at literary achievement holds its own fascination; the small, vivid portraits of women's lives are extremely readable and enlightening.