Sentence examples for very comprehensively from inspiring English sources

We have a considerable number of sectors in which we are now experts, and I think that we can guide such clients very comprehensively.

"He was thinking very comprehensively," Mr. Lugar said, "about the effects upon the country, the Senate, governance in this country, in addition to his own agenda, his relationship with people whom he would hurt in the process".

When Foulds describes Admiral Stockdale, for instance, the adverb "comprehensively" is doing such duty: "He looked spick and span, very comprehensively brushed, the remnants of his grey hair all shooting forwards from his crown, his long blue coat as spotless as a horse before a show".

Kumar [7] has covered very comprehensively research work done in fabric surface defect detection and provided some valuable conclusions.

In particular, LSAS test batteries represent the focal skill domains very comprehensively by employing a large number of test items.

But despite the low turnout she maintained she "got quite a big mandate in Kent because we won very comprehensively here in the county".

"These observations together with the documented incidents, very clearly and comprehensively demonstrate how prolonged immigration detention threatens the physical, mental and emotional wellbeing of asylum seekers, particularly children".

A French official elaborated: "Both countries and ministers expressed very candidly and comprehensively their goals, limits and red lines on every subject on the table.

In recent times, few ambitious American novels have been set in countries outside the United States (exceptions, such as those of Norman Rush and Robert Stone, have perhaps influenced Berlinski's work); and very few have comprehensively imagined another country's inner life.

"We beat a very good side comprehensively and that will give us a real confidence boost.

52 Here, we do not attempt to review that very active field comprehensively, but instead focus on studies that explicitly aim at inferring the DFE from this type of empirical data.