Sentence examples for every incomplete from inspiring English sources

Every incomplete, intermittent revelation about Manafort's financial entanglements that has been unearthed by investigative reporting has been eyebrow-raising.

As was the case last year, quarterbacks with modest accuracy will throw their share of passes off the mark, but overall almost every incomplete passes is the result of a deflected or dropped ball.

In our simulations, we estimate the imperfect conditional cooperation parameter and fit the model to predict behavior in every incomplete network, relative to a quite natural benchmark: the complete network.

For every incomplete variable the chained equations algorithm requires an imputation model, typically a univariate regression model, and an accompanying prior distribution for the model's parameter.

The method adopted to handle missing data for every incomplete covariate should be clearly stated, with sufficient details of any imputation strategies to allow readers to know how the method was performed and, if desired, apply the methodology elsewhere.

She also brings to life Akhmatova's contemporaries, particularly Marina Tsvetaeva, a poet whose life is equally tragic and whose work is perhaps even greater, though almost inaccessible to non-Russophones.Compared with Akhmatova's verse, any prose style is bound to seem clunky, every judgment askew, every insight incomplete.

Every history is incomplete; every historian has a point of view; every historian relies on what is unreliable documents written by people who were not under oath and cannot be cross-examined.

Every history is incomplete; every historian has a point of view; every historian relies on what is unreliable — documents written by people who were not under oath and cannot be cross-examined.

"There's no such thing as a whole story; every story is incomplete," Professor Zinn said.

I agree with RJ, Dems must respond to every misleading or incomplete headline with one of their own!

On the case-as-FO-Tarski model disambiguation of 'case', the classical logician has considered every case, since incomplete possible worlds are not cases in that sense.