Sentence examples for find completion from inspiring English sources

His men don't have much life beyond their function as cavaliers; his women seem to find completion only when they rejoin their men; and the big moments, as usual with Mr. Wheeldon, are demonstrations of inventive partnering.

Indeed, even with a mix of historic, scientific and linguistic research, the story of the explorer's personal geography may never find completion.

In Australia, Bender (2003) analysed non-completions of apprentices and trainees and found completion rate gaps between 11 and 23percentt between part-time and full-time students.

Designed to be built in phases, as visitors and needs arose (and as funds were raised), the Skirball has extended over the past three decades to the south with the additions of Winnick Hall and Noah's Ark, and to the north with Ahmanson Hall, and now finds completion with the Herscher Hall and Guerin Pavilion, to be unveiled this fall.

Spear et al examined the proportion of episodes of care at which the HoNOS65+ was administered within a single service, and found completion rates of 96%.

In Fini's (2009) study, the participants did not find the completion certificate worth being pursued.

Additionally, regardless of quartile, we find low completion rates in AA and BA programs.

To find the completion time of the LP packets, we follow a similar approach as the one used for the preemptive scheme.

What epic project/goal in your life would find its completion hastened by a soaring, heroic, ball-swelling rock anthem?

Our findings are in line with research of Hall and colleagues (2014), which showed a successful enhancement of clinicians' completion rates with 30%% (2014) and found a completion rate for families of 49%% after implementing an electronic session by session monitoring tool.

While this is the first study to explicitly examine gender-related differences among mental health court participants, drug court studies have found higher completion rates among women (Gray,'05); a finding that has been attributed to women's greater motivation for both mental health and substance abuse treatment within drug court settings (Webster et al. [2006]).