Sentence examples for more complete but from inspiring English sources

More complete, but unaudited, results are to be released Thursday.

More complete but also more complicated is the World Radio and TV Handbook.

A more general boundary condition is suggested that not only is more complete, but also straightforward to implement.

I feel more complete, but not necessarily because of him; it is just because I have found a friend who makes me laugh and also happens to love me even when I'm not very lovable.

"The picture is getting more and more complete, but along the way there's going to be a lot of, 'You told us this last week and now you're telling us this!' " By the end of the summer, Dr. Church's research project promises to deliver sequences to its first 10 volunteers.

Then, the nominal scale would be more complete but more complex as well.

Judge Kaplan has filed a more complete ruling, but it is going through a declassification process.

Overall Federer is still the more successful player and the more complete player, but Nadal is very young, so he's still learning and he was close this year.

"It's all about confidence," Bernie said after one of my more complete failures, but it was actually about defying every tenet of spatial logic.

Schilling may be a more complete pitcher, but he still plays at a high volume, and his fastball was clocked at 97 miles an hour in the ninth inning of Game 5 of the division series against the St . Louis Cardinals

Longer exposure of the QDs to the new ligands or heating during exposure might give more complete recapping, but resulted in poorer loading, probably due to partial aggregation of QDs during recapping.