Sentence examples for completely publicly from inspiring English sources

"It has given the company a lot more flexibility... than if we were completely publicly owned," says Beaudoin.

Genevestigator (https://www.genevestigator.ethz.ch/) provides a meta-analysis toolbox to explore gene expressions across a wide variety of biological contexts for rice and other species, but it is commercial and not completely publicly available (Hruz et al.[2008]).[2008]

Water management was not just completely publicly organized but also highly inefficient, with large capital shortages, poor coverage, no economic incentives and demand side management, and highly centralized.

All publicly available apicomplexan genome sequences (completely or nearly completely sequenced) were searched for genes encoding enzymes involved in or connected to the trehalose metabolism.

In 2005, Tony Blair finally apologised, saying "I am very sorry that they were subject to such an ordeal and injustice... they deserve to be completely and publicly exonerated".

He's got pretty persuasion!" It's been 20 years since I announced to the world that I was queer – and that I had found the strength and the voice to say that, and to move forward with my life as a completely out, publicly queer individual.

We have no representatives from the government on our board -- we are completely a publicly listed company.

Nowadays, many journals offer extra space in appendices or on the journal's Web site; that lets you keep the core narrative clean and readable while documenting the work completely and publicly.

In fact, of all the people mentioned in this blog post, not a single one of them is completely and publicly out of the closet.

On 9 February 2005, then Prime Minister Tony Blair issued a public apology to the Maguire Seven and the Guildford Four for the miscarriages of justice they had suffered, saying that he was "very sorry that they were subject to such an ordeal and such an injustice", and that "they deserve to be completely and publicly exonerated".

The NINDS Repository was the first bio-repository to make disease-related, genome-wide genotyping data completely and publicly accessible (in Parkinson's disease and Control subjects, see references [16], [38]).