Sentence examples for never to be completed from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure projects seemed never to be completed, while contractors, subcontractors, and cronies grew rich.

"This memorial is likely never to be completed in its current form because it will never be funded in its current form," he said.

Our relationship to them, individually and collectively, is ongoing, never to be completed.

Whilst around $16bn has been allocated to repair and improve the defences, only about $3bn has been spent, and the programme was never intended to be completed before 2011.

The remaining structures, some based on Wright's designs for a drive-through bank that was never built, are scheduled to be completed by fall.

And he says that the axe is unpainted because the Patriarch's signal for it to fall "is delayed for all eternity by never allowing the picture to be completed".

The truly universal cultural meaning of such an object only emerges asymptotically, as it were, as the never to be fully completed limit of such a sequence.

The central bank's independence was never intended to be complete.

"As a Web-hosted package, it never has to be complete," he said.

And that victory, for all the claims that preceded it, was never going to be complete until Gaddafi's fate was sealed.

"It can start, but the healing is never going to be complete and it's going to take a long time," said John Nichols, 66, who taught at Penn State for 35 years.