Sentence examples for complete so that from inspiring English sources
We exclude occupationally induced non-melanoma skin cancers, for the reasons stated in the introduction – primarily that enumeration of such tumours is very far from complete (so that including them among the total cancers attributable to different exposures is misleading).
And I wondered what sort of world we'd get if infertility was absolutely general and complete, so that a time came when nobody was giving birth.
Another problem is that the single market is far from complete, so that competition does not even out price differences across the EU.
Some ritual repertories received at the time of creation are considered complete, so that by definition human beings cannot compose new music for them.
With the fall of the Emirau Islands on March 20, the Allies' stranglehold on Rabaul and Kavieng was practically complete, so that they could thenceforth disregard the 100,000 Japanese immobilized there.
They decided that they would not exchange their data and answers until their papers were almost complete so that each would serve as an independent check on the other.
Majd Abu Salama, 22, a student, said she hoped the agreement would be completed "so that the compass may point at the struggle against the occupation," meaning Israel.
The cost, $29.95, includes a state return (which was not completed, so that the preparation time of each program could be compared directly).
Stinebrickner-Kauffman said that she is anxious for the investigation to be completed, so that she will learn the truth and urged the DOJ to disclose all they knew.
He also accused the railroad of inventing reasons to find fault with the first train, which is completed, so that it cannot be put in service or transferred to state ownership.
The Pataki administration has tried in particular to lure microchip-manufacturing plants, by creating four "shovel-ready" sites near the river, with licenses and environmental permits completed, so that a plant can move in quickly when a deal is struck.
