Sentence examples for incomplete way from inspiring English sources
It's a very incomplete way.
The first of those Mr Woodward explores in a disarmingly modest but also necessarily incomplete way.
Even though it has beer bongs and breasts, it is, in its own peculiar, incomplete way, a very earnest work.
The mechanism of friction, namely, the exact process by which energy is lost as two surfaces slip past each other, is understood only in an incomplete way.
A look at the top 10 football teams in the current Associated Press poll shows both improvement and decline in graduation rates, as well as the incomplete way they are calculated.
For the past several years Tripoli has been trying, in an erratic and incomplete way, to meet the conditions demanded by the United Nations for permanent removal of the economic sanctions imposed after Lockerbie as well as those imposed by Washington for terrorist offenses in the 1970's and 1980's.
But testamentary laws offer muddled and incomplete ways of bequeathing and inheriting them.Digital assets may include software, websites, downloaded content, online gaming identities, social-media accounts and even e-mails.
In a letter to lawmakers explaining the decision not to prosecute, Mr. Schmidt said that Mr. Burris had in some cases answered their broad questions in incomplete ways but that without queries that were more complete, the responses did not amount to perjury.
Yet, necessitarianism is also false according to incomplete ways of conceiving finite objects that we perhaps inevitably entertain.
[17] If there are true but incomplete ways of conceiving objects, Spinoza will occupy the interesting position of consistently affirming both necessitarianism and its denial, relative to these different ways of conceiving objects.
In fundamental but as yet incomplete ways, studies of the cognitive skills, brains and genetics of people with Down syndrome have contributed to understanding processes not only of both normal and abnormal thinking, but also of cognitive changes and neuropathology in Alzheimer's disease development in the general population.
