Sentence examples for complete full from inspiring English sources
The phrase "complete full" is not grammatically correct
The word "complete" is an adjective and cannot be modified by another adjective like "full." Instead, you could use the phrase "fully complete" or simply "complete." Example: The project is now fully complete. Example: You need to complete the whole form before submitting it.
"He demonstrated you could have stable coalition governments that could complete full terms in office," Mr. Tellis said.
The V.A. says it tries to complete full mental health evaluations within 14 days of an initial screening.
Moreover, the Portuguese have become used to seeing their governments complete full terms, and may punish an opposition party that provokes an early election.
The goal, according to the deputy NSA for foreign affairs, is unified pressure from the EU, Russia, and U.S. for a "complete, full, verifiable cessation of the fuel cycle program".
If the rumour is true, Woods is considerably further ahead with his recuperation than when insisting in early March that he had not been in suitable condition to complete full golf holes.
Having both hybrids complete full distance with no problems on their debut will have been hugely encouraging, and Toyota would, no doubt, happily accept similar for their debut at Le Mans.
Molecular evaluation advanced significantly in the early 21st century, following the publication in 2003 of the first complete full-length sequence of the human genome.
Williams did not begin lateral running until last week and did not participate in his first complete, full-contact practice until Thursday.
Complete, full-coverage vegetation surveys are often used for this purpose, but these are expensive undertakings.
For the second phase, the complete full-text articles of the remaining 49 publications were thoroughly evaluated.
As mentioned above, the de-part in this case is a complete full-fledged clause that has its own overt subject and predicate.
