Sentence examples for incomplete every from inspiring English sources

Every history is incomplete; every historian has a point of view; every historian relies on what is unreliable documents written by people who were not under oath and cannot be cross-examined.

Every history is incomplete; every historian has a point of view; every historian relies on what is unreliable — documents written by people who were not under oath and cannot be cross-examined.

If you didn't fill it out, you were greeted with incomplete prompts every time you visited your profile.

Comprehensive data on the illegal wildlife trade in Central and South America is incomplete in every country, and nonexistent in some locales.

Three additional booster injections were administered using incomplete adjuvant every 2 weeks.

Every incomplete, intermittent revelation about Manafort's financial entanglements that has been unearthed by investigative reporting has been eyebrow-raising.

As "The Sandbox" comes to a close, Toby learns that war's final revelations are incomplete and that every bunker confession is in doubt.

Rob's diagnosis is that the community has failed on three fronts: a) we are doing badly in conveying the dangers of climate change; b) the science is incomplete; and c) every solution carries risk.

Over the past seven years, I wish we had been more forthcoming with three messages: We should have conceded, prominently, that the news about climate change is unwelcome, that today's climate science is incomplete, and that every "solution" carries risk.

Stern has now offered a reaction to the discussion last week of Princeton researcher Robert Socolow's call for a fresh approach to climate policy that acknowledges "the news about climate change is unwelcome, that today's climate science is incomplete, and that every 'solution' carries risk".

This is the phenomenon where, with respect to any incomplete property, F, every sensible particular that is F is, in some sense, also not-F.