Sentence examples for given almost complete from inspiring English sources

Veterans of the Times and Sunday Times still look back fondly on the Thomson era, when staffing and expenses were lavish, and editors were given almost complete freedom.

Both Lasser and, later, Hornig, were given almost complete editorial freedom by Gernsback, who reserved only the right to give final approval to the contents.

Unlike the Huffington Post, where bloggers and writers are given almost complete freedom over their own content (the HuffPost editorial team ensures accuracy but does not dictate point of view), Odom is setting up a "news" site that he admits will tell only his "side" of the issues.

Among various Pd loadings on MMT-K 10, 3% Pd/MMT-K 10 catalyst exhibited excellent performance giving almost complete conversion of FFR and the highest selectivity of 66% to 1,2-PeDO.

The good rate performance is provided by the relatively low micropore fraction (20 30 % independently of the surface area of the carbons, see Table 1) giving almost complete availability of the carbon surface for the electrolyte ions.

We predicted that fluoride in saliva at 0.1 ppm would give almost complete protection against caries progression.

In France, all ALS patients are given riluzole (Rilutek®), so monitoring riluzole consumption gives almost complete data on the number of patients with ALS.

As shown in Figure  3, after 2 days of cultivation, the cultural condition including 1/10 of the IC50 gave almost complete growth suppression, showing that the synergistic effect of combined inhibitors on repressing the growth of the cells was observed.

They've allowed the acquisitions to remain separate organizations, and have given them almost complete operational freedom even when they are in the same or related businesses.

Then we got home last night — in record time, given the almost complete absence of traffic.

In any case, the main argument is that if the next parliament is going to be the most Eurosceptic European parliament ever, which is almost a certainty given the almost complete absence of (hard) Euroscepticism in previous parliaments, the European Parliament will be frustrated by obstinate 'anti-European populists' that prevent it from solving the issues of the day.