Sentence examples for virtually complete and from inspiring English sources
HOMBURG, WEDNESDAY The weeks of preparation that Homburg has undergone are now virtually complete, and a few hours' work will see everything ready for the great motor race.
By 1743 the text was virtually complete, and he began the first of two thorough and detailed revisions, which occupied him until December 1746.
But in presenting the whole riotous panorama of the novel virtually complete and without any inspired aesthetic intervention, Mr. Stein drained the rollicking energy from the writing.
French scientists digging in Central Africa have uncovered a skull, virtually complete and almost seven million years old, that belonged to an individual about the size of a chimpanzee.
Already the massive tunnel work of those two arcs is virtually complete, and the park land above, where it was torn up, has been restored, including a playground and a pond.
It's deeply moving to see an actor who has been working for a long time in near-anonymity earning not merely an Oscar but, more important, the virtually complete and unquestioned respect of critics, the industry, viewers — a career taking off with the promise of grand performances to come.
The authority's current operating expenses are approximately $30 million a year, even though the development has been virtually completed and the city already provides all police, fire, educational and sanitation services.
The holotype skull for Nedoceratops hatcheri, USNM 2412, is nearly complete and virtually undistorted (Figures 1 3).
The cellulose average DP was determined following virtually complete lignin and hemicellulose removal and then using a published gel permeation chromatography (GPC) procedure [ 17].
We used data from he Human Mortality Database (HMD 2013), which contains detailed time series of mortality data and life tables for populations with virtually complete registration and census data.
Newborn homozygous csp1 mutant pups on an FVB/NJ strain background exhibit cleft secondary palate with virtually complete penetrance and die within 24 hours (Fig. 1A and B).
