comprehensive definition

Examples (10)

• The research paper opens with a comprehensive definition of 'sustainability'.
• The new legislation provides a comprehensive definition of what constitutes a hate crime.
• For our project, we need to establish a comprehensive definition of 'user engagement'.
• Can anyone provide a comprehensive definition of artificial intelligence that covers all its facets?
• It's difficult to formulate a comprehensive definition of 'happiness' because it's so subjective.
• The textbook offered a simplistic explanation, not a comprehensive definition of the theory.
• The committee will work to develop a comprehensive definition of the organization's goals.
• The philosopher aimed to provide a comprehensive definition of justice in his seminal work.
• If we had a more comprehensive definition of the problem, we could find a better solution.
• The first step in creating the standard is to agree upon a comprehensive definition of quality.