Sentence examples for made completion from inspiring English sources
"Made completion" is not a natural or commonly used phrase in written English
It is possible for it to be used, but it may be seen as awkward or unclear by readers. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "After months of hard work and dedication, the team finally made completion of the project." This sentence means that the team completed the project after working on it for a long time. However, it would sound more natural to say "achieved completion" or "reached completion" instead of "made completion."
Shire had rejected AbbVie's approach at first, saying the proposed tax arrangements made completion risky.
Another two people have been charged, but ill health has made completion of their trials unlikely.
Ninety-degree heat combined with a hilly course of dusty roads made completion of the race impossible for seventeen of the thirty-two athletes.
Most experts agree that the violence has abated recently, and Colombia's new president, Juan Manuel Santos, who took office in August, has made completion of the trade deal a priority.
From 1885 until his death, Murray lived at Oxford, working with a staggering volume of materials and completing about half of the dictionary, sections A D, H K, O, P, and T. It was his organization that made completion of the great undertaking possible.
Simple Yes/No answers also probably made completion easier for women.
It wants to make completion of the report compulsory and to appoint an official receiver to provide independent scrutiny of directors' and administrators' actions.
For Pagoulatos that makes completion of Greece's next bailout review, and the changes that will require, crucial to the country's economic survival.
Martin John, the Public Guardian, adds: "We have reduced the risk of errors through improved design, and have included guidance to make completion simpler.
First, the working space may be restricted by the protruding ARSA in the left upper mediastinum, making completion of lymphadenectomy difficult.
In addition, the inclusion of subjects with no or very low numbers of errors on the catch trials rule out the possibility of visuospatial disabilities as well as attentional deficits that would make completion of the task difficult.
