Sentence examples for complete that it would from inspiring English sources

The lack of communication is so complete that it would take a psychotherapist to resolve the situation.

The only thing that's not clear is whether it's the sort of optimistic pessimism that says the humiliation will be finished before tea, or the sort of pessimistic pessimism that says that this is going to be a humiliation so complete that it wouldn't be appropriate to give the reins to any other OBO correspondent.

In addition, the European Central Bank announced after the deal was completed that it would intervene in the government and corporate bond markets, also to provide liquidity.

The city's Gambling Control Commission said yesterday that it had not yet certified that the operators' application, which has hundreds of pages, was complete and that it would probably take a week to do so.

Completed around June 2010, it concluded that it would be lawful to target Mr. Awlaki if he were to be located and it was infeasible to capture him.

The Army Corps of Engineers has concluded that it would take another $84m to complete it, and that the dam would yield less than 40 cents for every dollar spent.A supposedly temporary trap-and-haul facility for the salmon was added in 1992, and 1,500 hapless fish are driven around the dam every year at a cost of $150,000.

Express Scripts said that it expected to realize about $1 billion in cost savings once the deal was completed, and that it would begin adding to earnings per share in the first full year after the deal closed.

Jenni Sellers, Mr. Creighton's chief of staff, said that the legislation had yet to be completed and that it would include a provision for the early dismissal of frivolous lawsuits.

"This is not a complete justice in that it would've been more complete had it been something that addressed everything, absolutely everything, that happened and every wrong that happened in this case," he said.

It appears to presuppose that the self should have complete control over itself, so that it would effortlessly adjust its state to its desires.

China said this week that some of its reclamation work in the Spratlys would be completed soon but that it would continue to build facilities.