Sentence examples for without comprehensively from inspiring English sources

"And there will be no substantive progress without comprehensively addressing the issue of migration".

As far as procedure is concerned, arbitrators virtually never dismiss plaintiffs' suits directly without comprehensively examining the parties' evidence.

Previous studies have discussed the risk of pathogen importation and autochthonous transmission of DENV and CHIKV in Europe and the Americas without comprehensively accounting for the distribution of the vectors (Bogoch et al., 2014; Schaffner and Mathis, 2014).

But Facebook, and many innovations of its vintage, are statistically virtuous without being comprehensively virtuous.

One can be liberal in the sense relevant to liberal education without being comprehensively liberal in some political sense.

And there's no way to tell the Mormon story comprehensively without bringing up issues (polygamy, race, the Book of Mormon's alternative pre-history of the Americas) that highlight the distance between the Latter Day Saints and other forms of American Christianity.

Multidetector CT with / without oral contrast comprehensively visualizes the operated abdomen.

So deliberative theories of democracy build upon her understanding of power without finding it comprehensively implemented in reality [61, 68, 69].

The institutional design, however, has been put into place without clearly and comprehensively addressing and assessing the overall consequences for the purposes of the health care system as can be seen by the potential gateways to institutional corruption which have been identified for a single Austrian state.

The ability to get things done, reliably and comprehensively, without too much interference or second-guessing from those tasked with carrying it out (except where this is promoted as a desirable feature of the plan): So far, at least, it sounds like Xi's administration has subscribed to something quite like this theory of law.

This translational approach has the undeniable advantage of making the most of the scientific production by using it comprehensively, without wasting any evidence.