Sentence examples for totally incomplete from inspiring English sources
When information about the event itself is partially or totally incomplete, a location can be inferred via the organizational sponsorship of the event.
"That caricature is totally incomplete," said Dwight Fettig, a former top official on the Senate Banking Committee who is now a Democratic lobbyist at Porterfield, Lowenthal & Fettig.
Yet, this debate represents a totally incomplete analysis of the current national zeitgeist.
A Totally Incomplete List of New Video Games You Can Play in 2016.
If seeing couples on teen movies and TV shows (in which everyone seems to have magical kisses and perfect relationships) is getting you down, try to remember that these shows present a totally skewed -- and incomplete -- picture of high school life.
Extravasation of plasma constituents by means of convective currents across the microvascular wall originates from the incomplete or totally missing endothelial lining of the rapidly formed vessels in tumours growing beyond a mass of 10 cells (Feng et al, 2000; Hashizume et al, 2000; Kuszyk et al, 2001).
Besides, the possible active peptides can not be totally harvested due to the incomplete hydrolysis and peptides loss in the purification by the experimental protocols.
Almost always in such cases, the earliest theories turn out to be at best incomplete; at worst totally wrong.
The ridges (muri) were often flattened and more irregular with smaller spaces (lumina) that in some cases seem to be filled with material (Figures 4Iiii), and the reticulate tectum was in many cases incomplete or even totally absent giving the exine layer a spotted appearance (Figure 4Iiv and Figure S4).
