Sentence examples for because they were incomplete from inspiring English sources

To date, 10,101 applications were rejected before they were evaluated because they were incomplete.

Though it applied for permits last year, Ms. Kris said its applications were returned because they were incomplete.

He said that they were not disclosed because they were incomplete and inaccurate, and that he was presented with the data for the first time only on March 23.

The Seminole County suit charges that all 15,215 absentee ballots there should be discarded because elections officials improperly allowed Republican workers to use the county elections offices to add voter identification numbers to hundreds of applications from Republicans that had been rejected because they were incomplete.

But she made it clear that she was concerned that the Seminole County supervisor of elections, Sandra Goard, had allowed a Republican Party worker to add missing voter identification numbers to Republican absentee ballot applications that had been rejected because they were incomplete.

Some of these hypotheses considered life as an emergent feature of nature and attempted to understand its origin by introducing principles of historical explanation, but most of these explanations went unnoticed, in part because they were incomplete, speculative schemes largely devoid of direct evidence and not subject to fruitful experimental testing.

The records most likely understate the extent of the problem because they are incomplete.

Because they are incomplete, the sketches resonate like haiku - and perhaps there really is something a little haiku-like in Hopkins: that intense, devoted concentration on the thing as it is, and the natural sense of economy which is most obviously apparent in his use of the curtal sonnet.

Aeroplanes and UAVs often fly over hurricanes, getting pinpricks of data, but these result in inaccurate predictions regarding storm system movements, because they're incomplete.

Barcodes cannot be used, even initially, to understand biodiversity because they are incomplete and often incongruent with other sources of data".

We have acknowledged that the heavy reliance on field studies and subjective measures may be due to existing databases not capturing the dynamism of the Asian or Chinese context or because they are incomplete.