Sentence examples for sometimes incomplete from inspiring English sources

Experts also find the reports sometimes incomplete or confusing.

Although sometimes incomplete, they are stark reminders of the difficulties Iraqis face every day.

Those opinions, constructed using sometimes incomplete assumptions, protected the companies from penalties.

Linebackers and defensive backs dash back and forth -- arms waving as they shout directives -- with the adjustments sometimes incomplete as the ball is snapped.

The Chandra ACIS instrument has a field-of-view of 8'x8' or 16'x16', so images of larger remnants are sometimes incomplete.

WASHINGTON — An American aid worker and another man held hostage by Al Qaeda were killed in an American drone strike in Pakistan in January, government officials disclosed on Thursday, underscoring the perils of a largely invisible, long-distance war waged through video screens, joysticks and sometimes incomplete intelligence.

Also, even when cards were available, they were sometimes incompleted or incorrectly maintained.

"The problem with this process is obvious: regulatory officials are required to make licensing decisions at the last minute, sometimes with incomplete information," the report said.

Students will be directed to work on problems in teams, sometimes with incomplete information, so they need to work creatively and collaboratively.

Sometimes, the incomplete nature of model development may also contribute to the problem (Tu 1996).

Path-loss predictions can sometimes provide incomplete information on the radio channel as they do not provide information on fading characteristics since they do not fully consider multipath propagation.