Sentence examples for be entirely complete from inspiring English sources

Despite the broad collection of art that showcases hidden talent from across the country, in Scala's eyes, the exhibit cannot ever be entirely complete.

Unsuited to newer ammunition and the conditions of the Western Front, the 10th's MLEs began to be phased out by the SMLE in early 1915 a process that would not be entirely complete until 1916.

Because the transition cannot be entirely completed within the instrument's range, the initial states of the heating runs are not the same.

"The acting scenes are entirely complete now and now we're dedicating the last portion of the production to recreating these very intense races," he said.

No current metabolic network reconstruction is entirely complete and realistic because our knowledge of the metabolism of no organism is complete.

Although none of the libraries used here were entirely complete with respect to Ohio taxa, a large majority of the known species were represented (Appendix S5).

The classroom-based activities (e.g. standardized patient; tools that were provided to assist students with MR) were designed specifically to facilitate students' critical thinking about medication (in appropriateness among patients, as opposed to making assumptions that computerized information regarding patient health (electronic medical records) is entirely complete or accurate [ 16].

The preparation of the sample and the Swagelok cell was entirely completed in an Argon glove box.

In our implementation, the computing and synchronisation procedures are entirely completed before the list building starts.

Third, the uni-directional, linear nature of the criminal justice system is such that the work of the first responding police officer is entirely completed, and memorialized in a written report before the work of prosecutors begin.

For the 123 banks, we are unaware of the exact outstanding loan volume (and the number of debtors) that were transferred to BAG, as our sample only includes those debtors whose workout-processes had already been entirely completed or at least had been completed for one collateral.