Sentences with phrase «fairly complete list»

I would like to compile a fairly complete list of both «fee» and «free» current awareness services available for Canadian lawyers.

Tjaden has compiled what he believes to be a fairly complete list of authorities that support the position that «and / or» should never be used in legal writing.

I am therefore creating this post to document a fairly complete list of authorities that support what I think is the better (if not obvious) view: never use «and / or» in legal writing (or any writing).

A fairly complete list can be found at the Guild Wars website.

Well, a fairly complete list would be: - T3, T4, and reverse T3; - antibodies: anti-TPO (thyroid peroxidase), anti-Tg (thyroglobuline)-- adrenal panel, esp cortisol — serum ferritin, since iron deficiency causes hypothyroidism directly, while high iron can promote infections that can cause hypothyroidism

In fact, you'll likely have a hard time finding a fairly complete lists of viruses for OS X, and anti-virus software for the platform is also fairly uncommon.

Not exact matches

To - do lists, it seems, are a fairly lousy reflection of what most folks actually get done, and most items that actually do end up getting done are completed very quickly after being added to the list, so quickly that you probably didn't need the list to remember the task anyway.

Your list seems fairly complete.

This is a fairly comprehensive list, but it is by no means complete.

Instead of letting players loose in a world to create their own things, Dragon Quest Builders gives players a fairly strict list of quests to complete, like a typical RPG, but gives players creative freedom in how they're achieved.

All of the motion capture for the game has been completed, but the list of what still needs to be finished is fairly significant.

Apple hasn't published a complete list of Siri commands, though you can find a fairly comprehensive guide to Siri's abilities inside Siri herself (open up Siri and say «Help» to see what she can do).

This is fairly typical of the job objectives I encounter, and as you can imagine, the objectives typically do nothing but take up space better spent on listing specific accomplishments you completed at current or past jobs.