Sentence examples for incomplete comes from inspiring English sources

Another picture, though still incomplete, comes from the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, which has been tracking bedbug complaints and violations through calls to the 311 help line.

A hint that this image of Tikrit was incomplete came when the Americans took reporters out to Ad Dwar, the site of Mr. Hussein's capture on Dec. 13, aboard low-flying Black Hawk helicopters that curved across the Tigris and out over the silted wheat fields and citrus orchards by the river.

But a less sentimental pressure for the appearance of incomplete texts comes from publishers, who find it increasingly hard to accept that death should remove a commercial asset from the balance sheet.

The defence is incomplete without coming to a view on this.

The incomplete information came from an employee of Mr. Barnet's studio, not from his gallery.

Then, after an incomplete pass, came the score: Rees to Theo Riddick from 29 yards out.

But electoral rolls released on July 31 were grossly incomplete, and come election day up to 20 million Pakistanis who are eligible to vote might not be able to.

The promos hint at a (dare we suggest, unsatisfying and incomplete) answer coming next week.

The incomplete rules came more than 11 months after the department's deadline.

One of the shortcomings of the metasignature approach is that the ChEA and histone modification gene set library data sets are incomplete and come from many cell types; for ChEA, many of the ChIP-seq data are from mice.

It comes incomplete, with its last movement unfinished and abandoned.