The church was only completed sufficiently for occupation in 1845.

They first pitched a tent on the property, and lived in it until the building was sufficiently completed to allow occupancy.

The building's shell was sufficiently completed by September 1989 to allow construction to begin for the interior of the Visitors Center.

By April 1850 the church was sufficiently completed and dedicated.

It was sufficiently completed for the General Assembly to meet there in October 1792.

Construction started on August 8, 1812; it was sufficiently completed by 1814 to shelter ships of the line, although work continued for over 50 years.

By 1819 it was sufficiently completed for Mass to be held.

However, by October 1928 the project was sufficiently completed to allow people to use the dressing accommodation.

The trusswork was sufficiently completed on January 1, 1805, to permit the bridge to be opened to traffic.

By October 1942, two homes were sufficiently completed to be opened to the public for inspection although landscaping had yet to be completed.