Sentence examples for and fully understand from inspiring English sources

I photograph people who are already out and fully understand who they are.

Immerse yourself It's important to totally immerse yourself in the brand or product and fully understand the objectives of the brief.

I've been a Cub fan all my life and fully understand the relationship between my actions and the outcome of the game.

Oracle filed suit to discover the magnitude of the illegal downloads and fully understand how SAP used Oracle's intellectual property in its business".

"We have not made these proposals lightly and fully understand the impact this will have on our people," Direct Line's chief executive, Paul Geddes, said in a statement.

The complicated interaction between catalyst, heat transfer and pressure drop is necessary to know and fully understand when reactors are designed.

But until white celebrities shift racial justice to the forefront of their priorities, and fully understand the stunning impact of their ignorance, an apology means nothing beyond: we may unwittingly perpetuate racism, but … wait for it … here's my apology.

But it came as little surprise to me: I have been deaf all my life and fully understand why a deaf couple would want their child to be like them.

I'd also advise applicants, as with any other job interview, to do lots of research first so that they can demonstrate their passion and enthusiasm and fully understand what will be expected during the four years.

Authoritative and accessible, "Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs" empowers you to "talk numbers" confidently with colleagues, partners, and employees--and fully understand how to use financial data to make better decisions for your business.

To answer the review question and fully understand the topic, workers from various settings were interviewed.