Sentence examples for Fully establish from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Professor Jones said, Mr. Gore did not fully "establish his personal authenticity".

The relatively new company has yet to fully establish its reputation.

It may take years for Moyes to fully establish his own identity.

But the senior officer failed "to fully establish if there was any truth to the song titles comment", the commission said.

A DfE spokeswoman said: "It is perfectly normal for any type of new school to take time to fully establish itself.

But first, we must fully establish the circumstances of what has happened and at this time it is too early to say whether our planning will significantly change".

"Because the statements did not fully establish the commercial intent of the videos, and because no disclosures were made before consumer engagement with the material, we concluded that the ads were not obviously identifiable as marketing communications," the ASA ruled.

And if it does not fully establish Mr. Kashner as the eloquent writer that he wanted to be, it makes up in self-knowledge what it lacks in flair.

Seth Shonkoff, executive director of the physicians' group, said that a current investigation into fracking by the Environmental Protection Agency would not fully establish whether fracking is safe because it is concerned only with its effects on water.

Hence, further works are still needed to fully establish the potential of pig manure in the enhancement of soil bioremediation.

Huge revenue figures no: but growth at a time where DVD sales are now declining and Bluray has yet to fully establish itself in the broader market.