Sentence examples for an incomplete answer from inspiring English sources

The Op-Quiz on Sunday had an incomplete answer to Question 13.

Correction: August 31, 2004, Tuesday The Op-Quiz on Sunday had an incomplete answer to Question 13.

That major concerts of four-hand music, like the Schubert program Mr. Barenboim and Mr. Lupu are playing tomorrow, are themselves rare is an incomplete answer.

On his own blog at TheAtlantic.com, Matthew Yglesias, an associate editor at The Atlantic, offered what he said was "obviously an incomplete answer," in the form of a question of his own.

Samsung said foreman Velvin Hogan had provided an incomplete answer during jury selection.

A complete answer to that question will specify one of the constituents, an incomplete answer will specify a disjunction of such.

A first, incomplete, answer was given by pharmacological experiments on guinea pigs using an aqueous extract gained by passing CS through a buffer solution (3).

That was a true but incomplete answer.

A natural, but incomplete, answer should certainly depend on chemical (and physical) intuition and plain common sense, although sometimes in science common sense has lead to wrong conclusions.

While the purely reflective process was the only one able to do this, it is to be noted that the purely executive system was able to provide a correct (but incomplete) answer using less computational resources (time).

If this meant telling women that it was not possible to know the level of danger represented by the findings, they would prefer to know that rather than to have the scientists give them a simpler but incomplete answer [ 45].