Sentence examples for completion meaning from inspiring English sources

This 15th quarterly SectorPulse study on the quality of customer service among America's largest wireless carriers had Verizon in the top spot with an "A" in caller satisfaction and a "B" for call completion, meaning how many callers were able to get complete a call.

Jowell's team calculates that the London repayments on the Olympic Games will require just £25m before completion, meaning the Olympic precept worth £61m will be available entirely for Sure Start from 2017-18.

Apparently, in most cases, the plasmon intensity at the reaction time of 15 min is close to that at 30 min, meaning completion of reaction on or before 30 min.

It is about the aching search for completion and meaning in this life.

At baseline, 48% of patients reported at least a little sexual activity (item 48), meaning that completion rates for the sexual scales and items were generally good (>75%).

In general, such a completion might be infeasible (meaning the linear optimizer still finds no solution even after gap-filling) since some biomass metabolites might not be producible even by adding all reactions from the reference DB.

They know how to get the job done, meaning their "suicide completion rate" exceeds the average for the population.

In the Huysman study, the experiment was terminated before completion of the G2/M phase, meaning that a direct comparison between cell wall synthesis processes cannot be done.

"Gamification can activate a variety of psychological triggers that motivate employees, including the desire for mastery, autonomy, meaning, social comparison, and completion," Werbach explains.

But few think voters will agree, meaning the project's completion could be delayed until 2035 or scaled back to just one or two new lines.

The first questionnaire measures state anxiety, i.e. how the respondent "feels right now" meaning the time of completion.