Sentence examples for are probably incomplete from inspiring English sources

Experts say the official Chinese figures are probably incomplete because they do not include private hospitals or women who use abortion pills.

These limited data are probably incomplete and will not be representative for the EU.

This suggests that the proposed mechanisms are probably incomplete for these genes.

Though 462 pages long, "The Complete Lyrics" is probably incomplete.

We may never discover why this painting by El Greco is probably incomplete.

Although he came from a land where the Soviets had labored to extinguish religion and his understanding of Islam was probably incomplete, he was open to the idea of martyrdom.

When an egg cell reprograms the DNA of an adult cell during a cloning experiment, Dr. Jaenisch said, the process is probably incomplete -- raising the possibility that genes in the cloned embryo are not activated (or "expressed") at the right time, in the right amount, and properly suppressed when not needed.

What do our lives in today's world mean?" When asked if the social experiments of the 1960's and 1970's led to the systemic problems she now sees in the 1990's, Mrs. Clinton replies, "I don't know if it's unfair to say that, but it's probably incomplete". The roots of the problems go back farther and spread wider than that, she says.

The GIS record of the drainage system shown in Fig. 1 is probably incomplete.

Bird pointed out that his list of plates was probably incomplete for plates smaller than Shetland (72,240 km2), which is the fourth smallest in his list.

First, some disclaimers: This list is probably incomplete, simply because Trump and his campaign said so many different things over the past year that it's hard to compile them.