Sentence examples for has made completing from inspiring English sources

After Enron, the process of doing diligence has made completing deals a drawn-out affair.

Telephone interviews have been used successfully in other studies of this population e.g. [28] and it is likely to result in a better response rate and shorter completion time since some participants' vision may have made completing a paper version difficult.

The internet has made complete censorship of the old kind unimaginable to younger people today.

She was treated with medications and had bilateral Yag laser iridotomies to correct the glaucoma and has made complete recovery.

A Swiss bank account may have made complete sense for a man with his money.

"I do think that all the luvvies have made complete idiots of themselves.

"They get very excited, lose their inhibitions, say and do things they shouldn't, and realize too late they've made complete idiots of themselves.

It would have made complete sense, of course, had we any inkling of the besetting insecurity that was the root cause of Sylvia's need for morale-boosting toys".

"They're second favourites but Wigan have made complete nonsense of people betting on favourites with Manchester City in the final, Everton in the quarter-finals (last season), Manchester City this year.

About 10 times so far I've made complete changes in my life.

Even then, Olbermann was able to pinpoint exact moments when O'Reilly had made "complete fabrications" on air, Burns said.