Sentence examples for together comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Researchers have for the first time put together comprehensive estimates of the number of babies, whose deaths are not counted in some countries.

The Economist, never a known fan of the minimum wage, recently ran a feature, "Where to Be Born in 2013," for which its researchers put together comprehensive quality-of-life forecasts for eighty countries.

The statement said they would continue to work closely with a number of agencies and ITV to put together comprehensive support for those people under threat of redundancy and to support existing business to survive and adapt to the changes that face them.

They have put together comprehensive tax-based data on incomes earned by the population as a whole and by the richest Argentines.

I'm looking forward to it, and hoping the 9400M in my MacBook Pro will be able to handle Portal 2. Other, more practical people are putting together comprehensive "all we know" lists about the program, widely anticipated (in vain) as savior of gaming on the Mac.

A culminating workshop for seniors addressed challenges of transition, bringing together comprehensive resources and experts to provide specific guidance.

"This administration has, for the first time, tried to put together a comprehensive strategy," she said.

In fact, Martha's team put together a comprehensive and very specific budget.

The Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has put together a comprehensive list of helpful questions.

This attitude helps explain why no major museum has put together a comprehensive exhibition of the women's movement.

Ms. Freitag said parks officials "are working on putting together a comprehensive budget, and I assured Christopher he would be the second person to see that".