Sentences with phrase «comprehensive piece»

I am putting together a more comprehensive piece on this.

This three hundred and thirty four page long book is undoubtedly the most comprehensive piece of work I have ever read on Vince Gironda.

One the most comprehensive pieces of research into the impact of displaying calories on menus reveals it not only influences consumers to make lower calorie choices but also encourages retailers to provide lower calorie options.

First, thank you so much Nicole for an inspiring and comprehensive piece about new ways to address complex problems in the justice system.

Some quick takeaways now, which I'll follow later with a more comprehensive piece on building blog traffic:

«It's a very comprehensive piece of work,» says geochemist Stuart Gilfillan of the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the study.

This is a fantastic, comprehensive piece on Instagram — we appreciate the Union Metrics shoutout!

David Cameron has promised a «comprehensive piece of legislation» to close the «safe spaces» used by suspected terrorists to communicate online with each other.

Editor's Note: Last week, The Huffington Post published an article featuring our research — a very well written, comprehensive piece about the Gottman approach to managing physiological and emotional flooding in relationship conflict.

Neurologists at the University of Munich conclude this from the longest - running, most comprehensive piece of research on the safety of creatine in humans published so far.

... regarding «a more comprehensive piece,» what I'm proposing is a detailed review of the literature regarding cat predation on birds, the scope of which includes — but also goes well beyond — the material covered in the essay by Longcore et al..

This weekend, BusinessWeek did a comprehensive piece on the decline of the actively managed mutual fund in America.

I hadn't intended it to be a comprehensive piece on the faith of millennials, just a commentary on how — generally, based on multiple surveys and my own experience — millennials in the U.S. long for change in the Church that goes beyond worship style and marketing.

Nothing earth - shattering here, just a comprehensive piece from the WashPo on the likely inadequacy of the six - cent increase.

Approximately every five years, Congress reauthorizes the Farm Bill, a comprehensive piece of legislation that authorizes most federal policies governing food and agriculture programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

This guide is to be used as a comprehensive piece of information.

Mr Cameron added: «If I am prime minister, I will make sure it is a comprehensive piece of legislation that makes sure we do not allow terrorist safe spaces to communicate with each other.

«We welcome the Weightman report as a thorough and comprehensive piece of work that, whilst not identifying particular reservations about the UK civil nuclear power programme, does identify issues that should be included when considering future and existing nuclear plant — in particular the need to include proper consideration of events that could occur beyond the boundaries of individual plant — as was the case in Japan.

13:33 - He says the report was not superficial but a «comprehensive piece of work».

I'm sure there was enough to this production to lend to an hour or even 90 - minute documentary, but most should come away from this comprehensive piece satisfied.

«We'd like to have the legislation passed intact because it is a comprehensive piece of legislation with a comprehensive plan and everything feeds off other things,» Jackson said in an interview.

This weekend, BusinessWeek did a comprehensive piece on the decline of the actively managed mutual fund in America.

E-mail me with any comprehensive pieces that you have seen, or put it in the comments, so that all can see.

Check out this comprehensive piece on how to choose the right social media selling platform.

Curtis Brainard, who assesses environmental coverage for the Columbia Journalism Review online, in a comprehensive piece on the move, said: «[T] he decision to eliminate the positions seems particularly misguided at a time when world events would seem to warrant expanding science and environmental staff.»

Joe Romm, whose dad was a newspaper man, has weighed in with a comprehensive piece at Climate Progress.

, which is probably the most comprehensive piece of reportage to appear on the subject yet.

This is the most ambitious and comprehensive piece of municipal legislation in the U.S. aimed at reducing single - use disposable foodware.

A couple years ago, the New Yorker ran a great, comprehensive piece on «link rot» — that scourge of dead - end links and vexing «404» errors that annoys us all and ensures the Web's enduring reputation as an «ethereal, ephemeral, unstable, and unreliable» ravel of non-sequiturs.

Even family law is going global these days, as David Starks points out in this comprehensive piece, The Globalization of Family Law, from the recent issue of the GP Solo Newsletter.

We had a few minor complaints, but overall, the Galaxy S II is a comprehensive piece of mobile machinery.

Sir, the most comprehensive piece i could find on the web.

This is because it is a comprehensive piece of writing.

Last week, The Huffington Post published an article featuring our research — a very well written, comprehensive piece about the Gottman approach to managing physiological and emotional flooding in relationship conflict.