Sentence examples for term completing from inspiring English sources

To say Mata is a beneficiary seems obvious, but this is a player who has gone from being Chelsea's player of the year in the past two seasons to making only 11 Premier League starts this term, completing 90 minutes just once.

The term "completed Jews" is now in use by some evangelical Christians and Jewish converts to describe Jews who have accepted Jesus as their savior.

Altogether 86 VLBW women and 101 women born at term completed the retrospective questionnaire.

An illustrious cancer expert named David Karnofsky made a narrow point about the appropriateness of the term "complete remission".

Oracle's Larry Ellison has acquired a reputation as a cloud computing opponent — after all, he famously called the term "complete gibberish" a few years ago.

The term "complete" designates the fact that these problems stand or fall together: Either they are all tractable, or none of them is!

By term, complete posterior closure is seen in 97 % of infants so only the CSP is present and the cavum vergae is absent.

Of note, the term complete CH remission is not covered by the ICHD-3 (beta) which likely needs to be defined and adopted.

The term "complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" isn't new.

I use the term "complete victims" to differentiate the Marshall Islands from other countries that are feeling the heat from rising sea levels.

We ran searches without, then with, qualifier term "complete" to allow wide retrieval sensitivity.