Sentence examples for incomplete had from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980's Mr. Dews, an associate professor of English at the University of West Florida, decided that the autobiography, albeit incomplete, had literary value.

In the Yad Vashem Museum in Jerusalem, I had noticed that all the photography, however marginal and inevitably however incomplete, had a shock and impact lacking in the rather contrived and uninteresting art.

As Shahien Nasipour noted in a summary of the mountain of evidence against the bank, a federal auditor stated that "HUD's internal watchdog issued two subpoenas requesting documents and information, and what was returned was incomplete, had conflicting information, and in some cases, the bank provided excerpts of documents rather than the complete record".

Decades of work, still incomplete, have gone into figuring out how to do the conversions.

And on quite another level, his illustrations for "Wuthering Heights," though incomplete, have a terrible power.

A regulatory effort, while incomplete, has generated new measures that aim to protect customer funds.

Although by most accounts it has been a success, the process, still incomplete, has not been without challenges.

The catch is, clockwork wasn't invented for another 1,000 years and the mechanism – corroded, squashed, fragmented and incomplete – has puzzled scholars for a century.

The resource is incomplete, has compiled data on a fraction of startup exits (as many don't report acquisition price) and it relies on startups and others to self-report (alongside the data it pulls from CrunchBase).

"Aesthetically, the Japanese concept of Wabi-sabi, where the beauty is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete, has been a great inspiration.

peripapillary retinal detachment Combined unilateral simultaneous CRVO and BRAO is a rare condition, which if incomplete, has been proposed to be deemed as one entity.