Sentence examples for certainly incomplete from inspiring English sources

Another involved an obituary for a prominent Washingtonian that wasn't necessarily inaccurate, but it was certainly incomplete.

In a statement on Sunday night, she said: "During the early stages of a complex investigation emerging evidence can be confusing and is certainly incomplete.

This list is almost certainly incomplete, given the huge universe of advocacy groups focusing their efforts on conditions that sometimes affect only small numbers of people.

Although the presented description of biological phenomena occurring in growing tissues is certainly incomplete, it includes a number of processes which are definitely relevant when the observed mechanical adaptation takes place.

And in the science version, we also have to bear in mind that our picture is almost certainly incomplete (e.g. the Standard Model) and possibly completely wrong (e.g. supersymmetry).

This view is not necessarily wrong, but it's certainly incomplete, because the state with one of the worst records on voting rights is the nation's great citadel of liberalism: New York.

This is certainly an incomplete list of scientific questions, answering which requires concerted observational, theoretical, and modeling efforts from scientists of both lower and upper atmosphere communities.

A "Judeo" prefix was sometimes generously added to the "Christian," without which the religious denomination would certainly have been incomplete.

One idea in the book that struck me as unproblematic but proved surprisingly difficult to demonstrate is the notion that recorded music has played a decisive role in a levelling — incomplete, certainly, but a levelling nonetheless — of musical hierarchies.

Life before marriage equality has certainly left us incomplete.

The existing knowledge of the hazard of QDs is very incomplete, certainly compared with drugs or other chemical agents (Hardman 2006).