necessarily incomplete

Examples (20)

• We begin with a brief and necessarily incomplete review of UK statistics.
• Scientific knowledge is often necessarily incomplete as new discoveries are made.
• Any historical account is necessarily incomplete due to missing records.
• Any historical account is necessarily incomplete due to missing records.
• Their understanding of the complex situation was necessarily incomplete.
• Their initial report was necessarily incomplete because of the urgent deadline.
• The preliminary report is necessarily incomplete as not all data has been collected.
• Understanding of the universe remains necessarily incomplete.
• A summary is by its nature necessarily incomplete, focusing only on key points.
• Due to the complexity, the model created was necessarily incomplete.
• Given the time constraints, our analysis remains necessarily incomplete.
• The evidence presented was necessarily incomplete at this early stage.
• The initial sketch was necessarily incomplete, serving as a mere outline.
• A summary of such a vast topic will always be necessarily incomplete.
• His perspective on the event was necessarily incomplete, having only witnessed a small part.
• The data they collected was necessarily incomplete given the limited resources.
• This early version of the software is necessarily incomplete, lacking many advanced features.
• All human perspectives are necessarily incomplete and biased.
• Scientific knowledge is always necessarily incomplete, constantly evolving with new discoveries.
• His explanation, though detailed, was still necessarily incomplete.