Sentences with phrase «incomplete at»

I feel like our living room looks a bit incomplete at the moment.

If common areas are incomplete at closing, the builder must escrow 150 percent of their expected construction costs.

Those who have often know that the theories are incomplete at best, completely wrong at worst.

Still, the lack of functionality beyond displaying notifications make Snowball feel incomplete at best.

I just wanted to echo that I have found this to be the case as well; collections of Caribbean Legislation are incomplete at best, and this includes the Commonwealth LII.

Clearly the relevant science is incomplete at present despite it's critical significance for AGW theory.

And of course, any scalar metric of model adequacy is incomplete at best and can lead to situations like the one you describe with the IPSL models, where a model may seem marginally worse by one scalar metric but is better by several other metrics.

They are very new and may be incomplete at the moment.

The existing plans for emergency response were remarkably deficient, and their intended improvement was incomplete at the time of Katrina..

With Gabe Rubin, he presented the shows Bieber Bathos Elegy at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Transition Incomplete at MOCA Los Angeles.

«Season of Infamy,» the newest DLC for «Batman: Arkham Knight is the latter, a series of four «Most Wanted» missions that feel nearly incomplete at times, almost like they were rough drafts for story missions in the main game that were just discarded at some point.

I know people criticised NMS for being incomplete at launch but you can't deny that they have added alot of content, especially for a 10 mean team.

However, since his series of puppy immunization injections is incomplete at this point, a young pup needs to meet people in the safety of his own home.

If something is inaccurate or incomplete at that time then you can dispute the information and get it corrected before you need to use your credit.

As Howey himself admits, the data in his new «Author Earnings» report is incomplete at best, because publishers and booksellers (including Amazon) don't release raw book sales figures.

(c) With respect to any individual work item identified as incomplete at the time of redelivery of the vessel (s), the guarantee period shall run from the date the item is completed.

Written during the Nazi occupation of France but left incomplete at the time of Némirovsky's death in Auschwitz in 1942, Suite Française was completed posthumously and published in 2004.

Curiously, other features like the collection of stars doesn't seem to impact the end result of a run (at least not significantly), making the game feel incomplete at this time.

So heavy - handed and blatant in its posturings and so incomplete at 73 minutes that you simply feel like you've been harangued more than educated.

A quote that is to the point: «So when we compare the actual requirements to what plant foods actually contain, we find that basic plant foods aren't incomplete at all.

Even fans of the job - rumor sites concede that the sites are incomplete at best.

UVA's research reveals those notions are woefully incomplete at best.

«That investigation is incomplete at this time,» he said.

When the ball comes loose, the ball should be incomplete at that spot.

Neither is guaranteed to return and Duke Riley's grade is incomplete at best.

I guess that's an indication that scientific theory is incomplete at best.

The list of dividend aristocrats is incomplete at best.

Not exact matches

Yes, he'd understood the science of DNA testing was incomplete, and that there was vigorous debate over the efficacy (and even potential downside) of population screening, and that it still wasn't clear if the process had reached the point where two different testing companies would even arrive at the same results.

At press time, though, the service — a beta — was still buggy and incomplete.

«Genetic risk of gene tests, like [those performed at 23andMe], are very incomplete and don't give the real answers.»

But that rationale is, at best, incomplete, and leaves open a different line of argumentation, one that applies even within competitive domains, and one that should truly drive a stake through the heart of the «legal = ethical» nonsense.

Microsoft's Project Scorpio is at this point still a collection of claims, so with its 6 teraflops of GPU performance (versus PlayStation 4 Pro's notably lower but officially designated 4.2 teraflops), we're contrasting a hypothetical, presumably incomplete product with an imminent market - ready one.

The probe did not find widespread misselling, defined as selling products that are unsuitable or where the consumer is provided with incomplete or misleading information, but concluded that there are «insufficient» controls in place at the country's biggest banks to prevent or mitigate the risk.

Aside from how it is making humans much better at poker, it could help solve real - world problems that, like poker, involve incomplete information.

Two employees of the tabloid were sent to prison in 2007 after being convicted of hacking into royal telephones, but the police investigation of the activity at the time has been slammed as incomplete or compromised by new bribery allegations.

At the same time, the Department notes that the NPRM RIA's illustration of potential investor losses was incomplete because it represented only one negative effect of one source of conflict in one market segment.

The company was obliged to at least attempt to comply with my data request: Two months later, Cambridge Analytica delivered an incomplete summary of my data file in an Excel spreadsheet via email.

The incomplete pass - through from agency MBS yields into primary mortgage rates is due to several factors — including a concentration of mortgage origination volumes at a few key financial institutions and mortgage rep and warranty requirements that discourage lending for home purchases and make financial institutions reluctant to refinance mortgages that have been originated elsewhere.

At the time a company spokesperson dismissed it as «incomplete, inaccurate and out of date» information.

«Any look at the prospect for all types of investments would be grossly incomplete without a careful examination of the risks that one would have to assume to be in the game» Frank Martin

Turning to look at the small sub-prime market in Australia, non-conforming housing loans are the closest equivalent to sub-prime loans in the US, being provided to borrowers who do not satisfy the standard lending criteria of mainstream lenders such as those with impaired or incomplete credit histories.

Incomplete updates to Apple firmware are putting users at risk of total device compromise, according to new security data.

The inspector general at the Department of the Interior dinged Secretary Ryan Zinke in November for incomplete documentation of his official travel, including trips with his wife.

God fits into my thinking as «everything» including my still hero, Professor Hawking, I just don't agree with his incomplete view of existence; AGAIN we'll all find out at the same time.

To try and refute the fossil record because its incomplete is grasping at best.

But single people hear it loud and clear: You're incomplete until you get married and have at least two kids.

Because any answer we believe we have found is at the very best incomplete and inadequate.

It's a fact of life: Women tend to be written off as incomplete until they achieve motherhood, which means we get pestered at every point along the way:

This letter would be incomplete, however, if I did not come at your problem from still another angle: your personal need of the Church.

And there are always many Catholics (for example, in both Elizabethan England and contemporary America) who profess only a partial and incomplete loyalty to Rome but would nevertheless recoil at the appellation «Protestant.»