Sentence examples for are too incomplete from inspiring English sources

But give a pass to the airports links, which are too incomplete to be useful.

While these old samples are too incomplete to reveal exactly how they were used, the team also found fishhooks that are more intact from 11,000 years ago.

Weak signals are too incomplete to permit an accurate estimation of their impact, and/or to determine a complete response [4, 27].

For example, some bone fragments from the Mooreville Formation of Alabama and the Merchantville Formation of Delaware may have come from Pteranodon, though they are too incomplete to make a definite identification.

These findings are too incomplete to draw up a complete schema of the efficient ligno-cellulose degradation system of the termite.

As our review shows, however, the data are too incomplete to accurately judge its potential impact.

The answer is not only that Coleridge's translation is too incomplete.

Some people hope it would broaden their options, but others say that the plan is too incomplete to assess, or that it would put workers on the government's radar screen and make it easier to deport them down the line.

They said that the F.B.I.'s inquiry was too incomplete for there to be any suspects, that the agency had not informed the Bush campaign of any such conclusions and that Mr. Allbaugh had placed a call on Saturday to Louis J. Freeh, the director of the F.B.I., to complain about a news account to the contrary.

Economic life is too complex, there are too many influencing factors and measurability is too incomplete to expect reliable quantitative forecasts of macroeconomic events.

One of the main points in Darwin (1859) is that the fossil record is too incomplete to study evolution in detail.