Sentence examples for Though incomplete from inspiring English sources

Though incomplete preparations and inexperience slowed the Meuse-Argonne operations, the inter-Allied offensive in France destroyed German resistance in early October and led to the Armistice the next month.

Though incomplete, the footage from a concrete bunker at the plant confirms what many had long suspected: that the Tokyo Electric Power Company, the plant's operator, knew from the early hours of the crisis that multiple meltdowns were likely despite its repeated attempts in the weeks that followed to deny such a probability.

Though incomplete, the information is valuable.

Though incomplete, these notes comprise a substantial and coherent work, the bulk of which was also probably written in the 1220s, though what appear to be some additions to the body of the work in which Averroes's thought is used probably date from the 1230s (see Lewis 2003).

Though incomplete in accounting for the entirety of reported clinical manifestations of the disease, Sampson's theory of retrograde menstruation is the most widely accepted description of endometriosis pathogenesis [ 10].

The project, though incomplete, suggested a clear pattern.

The accounts also offer interesting, though often incomplete, additions to the knowledge of the emergency response.

The metaphor of war, though, is incomplete because this is not just about the committed antagonists of The Times.

In bridge, though, there is incomplete information: the unseen cards.

The database does appear incomplete, though, missing Lady Gaga's albums, for example.

As compelling as this story is, though, it is incomplete.