Sentence examples for completion in that from inspiring English sources

Such, mutatis mutandis, is the case of the soul and especially of the will: the will as an incomplete actuality naturally tends to its completion; in that sense, that is, formally but not efficiently, it is self-moved.

Further, a "timing effect" was found for contemporaneous versus retrospective ratings of homework completion in that retrospective ratings were a significantly better predictor of outcome than contemporaneous ratings.

It will become part of a 12.8-mile tunnel, scheduled for completion in 2022, that will serve as an enormous holding tank during rainstorms.

Only one toxic death has been recorded in the follow-up period: a grade 5 sepsis occurred 6 months after the treatment completion in patient that was not neutropenic.

If the Swaminarayans feel the need to commiserate, they might consider visiting members of the Al-Farooq Masjid, a new mosque nearing completion in Midtown Atlanta that will serve about 5,000 Muslims when it is finished in September.

A look at the pass completion figures in that half are frankly depressing.

New England conceded over 300 yards and two touchdowns with a 67% completion rate in that 2017 contest, while only bringing then-rookie Deshaun Watson down twice.

The higher completion rate in that study, compared to the present population-based study, might be due to a possible selection of the sample in the low cognition groups because the GDS-30 was not offered to all participants both for practical considerations and the frailty of the residents.

We are now focused on taking the deal to completion in order that the business can start its next chapter with confidence".

Georgia parks are in the middle of what Ms. Kelley called a "repositioning," expected for completion in 2015, that is intended to make them financially independent by raising revenues from sources like parking fees and overnight Father's Day packages at golf courses in state parks.

Tonight, however, Hickey's focus is not on the city of Las Vegas, but on the city nearing completion in Lincoln County that he describes as offering a large-scale, unique art experience.