Sentence examples for complete as well from inspiring English sources

And if and when they start, Serbia's membership talks with the European Union will take years to complete as well.

With three seasons of the television series "Inside Amy Schumer" now complete, as well as the feature film "Trainwreck," Schumer has shifted to a more deliberate feminist agenda.

The finale, on Sunday, includes Charles Wuorinen's "Alap" and Elliott Carter's Quintet for String Quartet and Piano, complete, as well bits snipped from works by Wynton Marsalis, Judith Weir, William Bolcom, John Harbison, Gunther Schuller and Bruce Adolphe.

"They still often have years of education to complete, as well as getting settled in the work world, and those two things may change their outlook on life considerably".

There will be 10 beachfront condominium towers when the project is complete, as well as 54 villas, 55 houses on half-acre to three-quarter-acre lots, a beach club and a 150-slip marina with a village of shops and restaurants.

As soon as printing had been established (that is to say, by the late 15th century), editorial activity was directed to the production of many complete as well as partial editions of the Latin versions of Aristotle and Averroës in both their older and newer versions from the Greek, the Arabic, and the Hebrew.

Participants received a maximum of $160 each wave if all lab visits, blood draws, paper and pencil surveys are completed as well as 80%% compliance was met on completion of burst phase smartphone surveys and cognitive assessments.

Although SCCs are a special case of o-SCCs, the NP-Completeness of COMPONENT does not directly imply that o-COMPONENT is NP-Complete as well.

But it was critical that the job go smoothly and that the other orders get completed as well.

And even then, there are still some practical logistics of the sale that have to be completed as well.

Many reasons have been cited for the absence of fans, including security fears, worries about whether stadiums would be completed, as well as transportation and accreditation problems.