Sentence examples for does to complete from inspiring English sources

This means that it may take (almost) as much time to try to solve an item before finally judging it to be too difficult as it does to complete it correctly.

It doesn't feel as rewarding to do a small part of a big task as it does to complete an entire small task, but it's a smart use of your time.

Choosing a certification program requires studying alone on your own time from a textbook, but is much more flexible and takes ¼ of the time a college degree does to complete.

■ What do I have to do to complete a rollover?

The most audacious thing Lanzmann did to complete "Shoah" was, very simply, to take his time.

Mr Rajoy has much to do to complete the process of consolidation let alone regain power.

The Heat would also have a lot of work to do to complete the roster.

It specifies how the deal will be done and what the parties need to do to complete the transaction.

That night in March, no one suspected that the study would take as long as it did to complete.

But executives at the American exchange operator conceded that they have more work to do to complete the merger.

"No, but I am very grateful that Barcelona did what it had to do to complete my childhood dream to be with my idols," he said.