Sentence examples for an incomplete one from inspiring English sources

Even the full board sometimes has trouble getting the legally required five members to agree on setting the rent rates, he said, and an incomplete one could produce an unprecedented deadlock.

Just, again to borrow from Chimamanda, an incomplete one.

But he admitted it was an incomplete one, noting that Thursday's attack came "apparently with no advance warning".

Inevitably, as several commentators were quick to point out, it was an incomplete one: among those that received no recognition were Paul Auster, Lorrie Moore and Anne Tyler, to name three of the most glaring omissions.

The killings of black women by police tell a story, albeit an incomplete one, about our conditions in this country: black women, who often hold the tatters of our economy and our democracy together, are being criminalized and brutalized – and in some cases, are having their lives taken.

By employing an ECM, Andújar (2012) finds a complete pass-through to lending rates and an incomplete one to deposit rates.

It's a skeleton, and a broken, incomplete one at that — less song than confessional.

It's a triumph -- albeit a still incomplete one -- for the Houthi rebels, who now inherit a central government in shambles and a country divided and on the brink of civil war.

He shows that this transition is a very incomplete one, for so much of secular humanism is constructed from religious material.

Nottinghamshire police gave details of six separate descents from the central chimney and a second, incomplete one, which was also occupied.

• To the Editor: David Leonhardt's "prostate cancer test" is a good but incomplete one for health care reform.