Sentence examples for completion at a from inspiring English sources

Page A12 REFUGEE HOMES NEAR COMPLETION At a speed that shocked international aid workers, Georgia is close to completing 7,000 winterized houses for refugees from South Ossetia who cannot return to their homes.

When the design was announced in 2004, the prediction was for a 2007 completion at a cost of $750 million.

Around 13 lakes are already accessible, with the rest a year or two away from completion, at a total cost so far of around €2.2bn.

SURROUNDED by upscale offices, shopping and residences, the $140 million office building nearing completion at a prime downtown address, 131 Dartmouth Street, is strategically located next to a commuter rail and rapid transit station.

More than a year after its completion at a cost of several million dollars, a sleek media control room equipped to help the New York City Ballet record its performances for digital archiving and for theater broadcasts has languished unused.

Page B8 Culture CITY BALLET'S DIGITAL FUTURE HAS NOT ARRIVED JUST YET More than a year after its completion at a cost of several million dollars, a media control room to help the New York City Ballet record its performances broadcasts has gone unused.

*A health department operations center, equipped with a state-of-the-art communications system, is nearing completion at an undisclosed location.

Under the deal, Nabors is offering 15.50 Canadian dollars for each Enserco share in cash or exchangeable shares in a Nabors subsidiary, plus interest from now to the time of the deal's completion at an annual rate of 6percentt.

Identification and modification of barriers to successful study completion at an early stage could help to reduce the risk of trial discontinuation, save limited resources, and enable RCTs to better meet their ethical requirements.

Each reaction can cleave the sample sequence to completion at all loci wherever a specific base is found.

How can this be, when the figures show a drop-off in starts and only a marginal rise in completions at a time when a dominant player in that market – the social housing sector – is being closed down.