Sentence examples for able to fully take from inspiring English sources
It means being able to fully take part in what is going on inside the building.
There were no curfews or anything (at least not with my host family) so I was able to fully take advantage of the night life in Paris.
After about a week, I had my energy back and was able to fully take care of my family and my home.
2017 will usher in the launch of the first level-3 autonomous vehicle a vehicle that is able to fully take over from the driver.
There's a learning curve to being able to fully take advantage of Project, which is why, often, users simply turn to Excel for managing projects, or one of the newer solutions, like Trello.
Only a web engine "that's parallelized deeply from end-to-end," he told me, will be able to fully take advantage of tomorrow's processors with 16, 32 or even more cores.
Ideas are never able to fully contain it.
The coach showed up fully, gave me great suggestions for everything I wanted to do but I wasn't able to implement the work as quickly as I should have to fully take advantage of working with them.
It took me years to fully "take the plunge".
If future analyses of ACCORD are able to more fully take into account participants' home glucose measurements, show a relationship between weight gain and mortality, or show that mortality was associated with a higher degree of hemoglobin glycation for a given level of glycemia, it may be possible to gain a fuller understanding of these questions.
