Sentence examples for incomplete making from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for the project, Elizabeth Kane, said that records for Ms. Browne's building were incomplete, making it difficult to find out who owned it.

Mr. Craft implies, contrary to chronologies compiled by scholars, that two weeks before the Paris premiere of the "Rite," Nijinsky's choreography was still incomplete, making it necessary that Stravinsky step in with his own "choreographic libretto".

Lawyers for the city, who conducted the review in response to a court order to sort out the seriousness of the claims, also found that many records were contradictory or incomplete, making it difficult to determine when an ailment began or how long it persisted.

It said the data on the current fires burning in Sumatra was incomplete, making it difficult to control the situation.

Data are heterogeneous, sometimes inconsistent and incomplete, making them difficult to be systematically utilised for analysis for any new bioprocess design.

Even after the files are in hand and the research questions and relevant variables have been clarified, case file information about a child's maltreatment exposure can be idiosyncratic, vague, inconsistent, and incomplete, making coding such information into useful variables for statistical analyses difficult.

Those lists, though incomplete, make it possible to look beyond impressions of individual lives lost and to begin to construct a broader picture of the overall group that died and what precisely was taken away.

The second sequence is also incomplete made up of a HST and TST capped by MFS-2.

Many healthcare judgments are made in situations of uncertainty where assessments and decisions are based on information that is incomplete, made under time pressure and in an emotional atmosphere.

This, together with the fact that transcriptomic data are incomplete, makes our individual gene tree dataset prone to errors, particularly with respect to the position of the three species where only transcriptomic data is available.

However, once assignments in middle school get harder, these kids can hit a wall and lose momentum, "forgetting" to turn in assignments, doing incomplete work or making careless errors on assignments and tests.