Sentence examples for far less complete from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the revolution has been far less complete.

Even celebrated finds that have had a huge impact on our understanding of human evolution have been far less complete.

But the exodus has been far less complete than from Arab countries, where some 800,000 Jews resided when modern Israel came into being.

Owing to a number of circumstances, however, Cope's dinosaur discoveries were fewer and his collections far less complete than those of Marsh.

What this says is that what seems to be the defining feature of Western political economy at the turn of the millennium -- the triumph of free-market ideology -- is far less complete than some would imagine.

As a still camera, the AV100 is far less complete.

For example, she spent far less time completing a research task than required by an equally experienced researcher.

Among a large number of potential databases, only a few were found to have public access; among those, nine fulfilled the inclusion criteria, and far less than 1,000 complete MR imaging data sets were available in subjects over the age of 60.

UN Women concludes that when a woman is married before 18 she is far less likely to complete an education, and far more likely to experience sexual violence and extreme complications during childbirth.

Additionally, there is far less pressure to complete tasks at a rapid rate during 12-hour shifts.

Facebook's dataset is, as one might expect, more than five-times the size of that of LinkedIn, far less structured and much less complete.