Sentence examples for an incomplete version from inspiring English sources

The G.A.O. said the agencies used an incomplete version of the data that did not include all deaths.

The obituary also gave an incomplete version of Dr. van den Haag's account of his escapes from internment and misstated the sequence of events.

This recording, recently released by the British label Honest Jon's, represents an incomplete version of the band that will be seen in the movie.

Even when advertising communicates only an incomplete version of the relevant facts, the First Amendment presumes that some accurate information is better than no information at all.

Inglewood wrote that the only occasion the government's royal charter had been formally discussed in the Lords was over an incomplete version of the final text on 8 October.

As Singer explains, an incomplete version was shown at the Berlin film festival in 1984 and on PBS in the US in 1985 under the title Memory of the Camps.

FOR THE RECORD Los Angeles Times Friday June 22 , 2001Home Edition, Part A Page 2 A2 Desk 4 inches; 136 words Type of Material: Correction^H Editor's note--An incomplete version of a Business article on the resignation of Walt Disney Studios Chairman Peter Schneider appeared in some editions of Thursday's paper.

So unless the Chrome OS project is ahead of schedule (which we're hearing it isn't), you can probably expect any devices shown to be running a still incomplete version of Chromium OS.

The report, from the Southern Poverty Law Center, looks at how slavery is presented in K-12 classrooms and found that students are often taught a deeply incomplete version of events.

But, one person's corrupted file is another's glitch art and so a corrupted, incomplete version of the Mad Men episode The Summer Man becomes a sign of the times or "found glitch art", if you will.

Is seeing a chunkier, wrinklier, incomplete version of a favourite band better than never seeing them at all? I'd like to be purist about it but I'm not that disciplined.