Sentence examples for have almost been completed from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Cherny said the sales have almost been completed, while a Trans-World representative confirmed only that his company is negotiating with Sibneft shareholders.

Those purchases have almost been completed, which means that the bank must soon decide whether to leave it at that or raise the target again.Before the unexpected disclosure of Britain's continuing recession in the third quarter of 2009, the City was starting to think a halt would be called to quantitative easing when the bank's monetary-policy committee (MPC) meets in early November.

The sale of other assets – most notably regional airports and the port of Piraeus – had almost been completed, but was thrown into doubt.

Its intended height of 288m would make it Europe's second-tallest skyscraper after the Shard, which has almost been completed on the other side of the River Thames at London Bridge.

In February 2012 Xinhua reported that the four towers that are to support the ship lift had almost been completed.

In mid-June, Beijing announced that the land reclamation project on some islands and reefs in the South China Sea had almost been completed and that the next step will involve construction of facilities for the public interest, such as a lighthouse, maritime rescue station, meteorological observation station, maritime research center and first aid service center.

At the same time, on the other side of the Bothnian Gulf, the Finnish main railway to Oulu had almost been completed, and would soon be of great use for the Russians to transport military personnel and supplies towards the Swedish border in case of war.

In 2006, when the study had almost been completed and the database was about to be closed, the analysis plan was agreed and some remaining missing data obtained from participants.

"I realized that the building had already started and almost been completed, and nobody informed us".

Almost half have been completed and the first five inspection reports have been released.

But almost none have been completed during Mr. Chávez's 11 years in power; the refurbishment of an oil refinery in Cuba is a rare exception to this record.