Sentence examples for correct incomplete from inspiring English sources

One lawsuit, brought by a Democratic lawyer from Seminole County, seeks to invalidate all 15,000 absentee ballots cast there because county election officials improperly allowed Republicans to correct incomplete absentee-ballot applications from Republicans that had been rejected.

An algorithm was developed to correct incomplete and inaccurate PMU sampling.

While referring to the knowledge in the graph, the teacher corrects incomplete knowledge.

After correcting incomplete reporting, this avoidable waste could represent 42% of all trials with at least one domain at high risk (95% CI 36%to49%9%).

The statement is correct but incomplete.

These assumptions were correct, but incomplete.

Irene Muschel New York, July 24, 2010 To the Editor: Susan Engel and Marlene Sandstrom are correct but incomplete in their analysis of how to stop bullying in our schools.

In his article "Fitting Into History's True Fabric" [May 6], about the Jean Nouvel design for a SoHo hotel, Herbert Muschamp makes a factually correct but incomplete statement when he writes, "In approving the design, the city's landmarks agency, led by Jennifer J. Raab, overturned a previous resolution to reject the design by the local community board's landmarks panel".

The 19th-century English naturalist Charles Darwin argued that organisms come about by evolution, and he provided a scientific explanation, essentially correct but incomplete, of how evolution occurs and why it is that organisms have features such as wings, eyes, and kidneys clearly structured to serve specific functions.

They also provide correct but incomplete information about the presence of persons in the scanned classroom.

The third conception of being, which Royce identifies with Kantian critical rationalism, is presented as a correct but incomplete view.