Sentence examples for in its incomplete from inspiring English sources

It was discovered and dug up in its incomplete form on a Roman hillside in 1506.

Even in its incomplete three-movement state, the Ninth Symphony has held an honored place in the repertory.

The Kassam, though not the most salubrious of the new-build grounds, is big enough to accommodate plenty more, even in its incomplete state.

Her days of writing in the Maie woods were brutally cut short, but even in its incomplete form Suite Française is one of those rare books that demands to be read.

Even in its incomplete form the poem caused a huge sensation at the Six Gallery reading, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti immediately offered to publish it in his Pocket Poets series at City Lights Books.

Even in its incomplete state – and even more than America's older city centres, now coming back to life largely through infusions of high-end shopping – South Lake Union caters to those prepared to spend.

He published his Periodic Table – in all its incomplete beauty - in 1869.

The introduction of BeiDou also improves the results slightly, even in its current incomplete constellation.

Although Cribb maintained that the Portuguese census was almost certainly an underestimate, he believed it to be more likely correct than the church census, due to the fact that any church attempt to extrapolate the size of the total population "must be seen in light of its incomplete access to society" (less than half of Timorese were Catholic).

ECS is an important prognostic factor in OSCC and its incomplete reporting at the time that these patients were treated is a further limitation of our study.

Although it is routinely provided in Nepal, we were unable to include use of Cotrimoxazole prophylaxis in the analysis due to its incomplete information in the ART registers.