Sentence examples for approaching completion of from inspiring English sources

The approaching completion of the Malaysian refinery, with the capacity to meet a fifth of the world's demand, has contributed to the plunge.

Page A15 RESULTS OF MELTDOWN STUDY The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is approaching completion of an ambitious study that concludes that a meltdown at a typical American reactor would lead to far fewer deaths than previously assumed.

The rapidly approaching completion of the Human Genome Project may be expected to extend the number of candidate genes for clinical evaluation by several orders of magnitude.

With some of the first recruits under the new training system approaching completion of specialist training, there are no published data yet on the impact of all these changes on ophthalmic surgical training.

3. Researchers were Physical Therapists with or approaching completion of a graduate research degree (M.Sc. and/or PhD) with experience in conducting clinical trials or outcomes research and experience in formal critical appraisal of clinical research.

To the distress of many local residents a 20-story, 300-unit rental apartment tower is approaching completion on the southeast corner of the grounds.

As he approached completion of his Ph.D., however, he noticed that his interest was waning.

"It's Posh We Are" proclaimed several of the banners draped across the new stand approaching completion behind one of the goals, and there was indeed a certain strut about a performance that kept United at the top of League One.

The Louvre Palace was approaching completion, and the remodeling of the Palace of Versailles had begun.

One World Trade Center, finally approaching completion after 13 years of trauma and backbiting, has become a familiar, serene sight to New Yorkers – from a distance, at least.

In the interview, he also said a heavy-water reactor approaching completion near the town of Arak had been sabotaged, with components being altered in the cooling system that would raise the temperature of the reactor rather than lowering it.