Sentence examples for need of completing from inspiring English sources
While Leopard essentially completed the OS, which was in need of completing since it was introduced, Snow Leopard pushes it into the future.
Experimental evidences from metabolomics analyses are often informing us that with currently known metabolites one cannot cover the ranges of masses found in actual samples, and consequently there is a need of completing the metabolomes of interest.
Similarly, the new law enables individuals moving from Medium Vocational Studies to High Vocational Studies without the need of completing secondary non-compulsory school (Bachillerato), and after taking a special course.
Most GPs expressed that they had a high workload when on duty, and they described a practical and emotional need of completing one consultation before moving on to the next patient.
To them, the modern financial sector is responsible for the current economic downturn, and in need of complete overhaul.
The four-bedroom home, in need of complete modernisation, did not initially sell, but was then relisted with another agent in May, with the price hiked up to £730,000.
Due to the complexity of the task, the very limited mass and volume used and the need of complete automation of all its operations, the system demands for a very ambitious mechatronic design.
Though the company today offers a variety of page customization tools, it's in desperate need of complete themes where everything from font choice to background images is chosen for those users (ahem) lacking design chops.
If you are a caregiver and your loved one is in need of complete assistance with food, I highly recommend you subject yourself to that exercise.
The second is a three-story house with 10 rooms that's twice the size (190 square meters) of the first, with a balcony and terrace on the second and third floors, but it is in need of complete modernization.
Two years later, in 2012, a Government Accountability Office report concluded that the VA's reporting on its medical appointment wait times was "unreliable," outdated, easily manipulated and in need of complete overhaul.
