Sentence examples for able to fully read from inspiring English sources

The White House said it had not been able to fully read the report yet, but stressed its support for Barack Obama's view of the Iraq war.

"The DNA was highly damaged," Willerslev told reporters, and the team was only able to fully read the genome an average of one time.

Despite our daily challenges, few reading this would ever be able to fully understand such a reality.

Read and talk about the problem with anyone you trust and feel comfortable around and try to gather as much information as possible about the issue so you will be able to fully understand what to do.

Although we were not able to annotate singletons for assemblies where they were numerous, these were only found in three of the longest read-length assemblies and were were able to fully annotate two alternate read-length assemblies (200 bp and 400 bp) for all metric assessments.

They aren't able to fully absorb themselves in the moment, whether reading a book, engaging in imaginary play, or going for a hike in the woods, which means they don't get to fully experience all of the great stuff that these opportunities provide.

It was incredibly easy to read, though: smooth and slippery, but with that slipperiness of never being able to fully grasp; there was too much surface, too much shiny, simple story.

No one has ever been able to fully conquer Afghanistan.

Ideas are never able to fully contain it.

Michael S. Dukakis was never able to fully escape such a characterization.

While I was happy to read about all that potential, I was disappointed that you failed to warn that if we are not able to ensure adequate access to the ability to develop and use this technology, we will not be able to fully experience its benefits.