Sentence examples for completion is that from inspiring English sources

The magnificent thing, though, that happens during the unravelling marriages of these two men, as the film hastens toward its heart-rending completion, is that you stop thinking of these men as men, or gay men, or whatever, and you start thinking about them only as human beings, people who long for something, for some kind of union they are never likely to have.

We prove that a necessary and sufficient condition for a given partially positive matrix to have a positive completion is that a certain Schur product map defined on a certain subspace of matrices is a positive map.

The impact of faster times-to-completion is that graduate students are likely to be slightly less productive in their graduate years than universities and granting agencies have become accustomed to.

Completion is something that has proved elusive at this particular site.

It is for the most part seen that when the rate of machining is moderate, i.e. it requires longer investment to machine then the surface completion is superior to that acquired while machining at a quicker rate.

Sites with the highest rates of resident course completion were those that had on-site IM consultations (p=<0.001), an IM 4th year fellowship (p=0.01), and a faculty leader with designated IMR time (p≤0.001).

The degree of completion is indeed such that it allows predicting up to a certain precision their behavior.

Participants were informed in writing that those completing the questionnaire would remain anonymous, that completion was voluntary, and that extra credit points would be given for their completion of the survey within each participating class.

Educational attainment and enrollment are conditional upon HS completion, and completion is conditional upon enrollment in that degree.

Thus, program entry may indeed be procyclical, but these results suggest that completion is neither procyclical nor countercyclical.w.w

Increasing school completion (that is completing year 12) has long been a policy goal and recent work suggests that school completion is beneficial (Ryan 2011).