Sentence examples for though comprehensive from inspiring English sources
In order to confirm such a possibility, though, comprehensive genetic analyses will have to be performed.
Though comprehensive figures are not available, the unregulated hedge fund industry continues to grow.
Belgium's welfare system, though comprehensive, has placed great strain on the national budget.
In this case, though comprehensive and well conducted, the Cambridge results aren't enough to make an immediate change.
Self-analysis is always difficult but the report, though comprehensive, might have more force if America were to turn the spotlight fully on itself.
Research on the human dimensions of LMPAs is limited, though comprehensive policy analysis requires an understanding of the full range of social, cultural and economic benefits associated with LMPA designation.
More importantly, though, this comprehensive transcriptomic resource can be used to identify pathways that have not been previously implicated in the physiological response to energy deficit in these cell types.
The worst crime of all, though, is the comprehensive lack of chemistry between Depp and Jolie.
There are some signs of progress, though nothing as comprehensive as Professor Hart's Sustainable Enterprise Initiative.
Without question though, the most comprehensive examination has been a series of papers put out as a report by the International Monetary Fund's internal watchdog — the Independent Evaluation Office.
The Payscale findings aren't comprehensive, though, argued Catherine Hill, research director of the American Association of University Women, on Today.
