Sentence examples for become fully functioning from inspiring English sources

Assemblyman Robert Walker said he was eager to see the museum become fully functioning.

Fukuoka is also home to a small-scale architecture and design wonder: yatai, small street stalls unshuttered and assembled each night to become fully functioning restaurants.

The ruling, which applies to people who do not present a danger to themselves or to others, paints a disheartening picture of facilities that are more like jails than homes; ones that fail to provide residents with privacy, freedom or activities that would help them to become fully functioning.

Yet, with Germany's population ageing, "who will pay our pensions, if not the migrants?" asks Jörg Dräger, head of education at the Bertelsmann Foundation.Schools need to teach conduct as well as calculus, ensuring that minorities (and poor Germans) become fully functioning members of society.

"The book astutely maps...elements, such as C-suite sponsorship, structural innovation, and a cultural aptitude for change, while also pinpointing the roadblocks that organizations will need to overcome to become fully functioning learning organizations... .. - Indra Nooyi, Foreword, Learning to Succeed.

In the past decade, there has been interest in those cases that fail to recover and become fully functioning again.

Twenty-two yeafterfthe theventsts of Jurassic Park, Isla Nublar has become a fully functioning dinosaur playground, attracting boatloads of tourists.

However, it will take a considerable amount of time for this to become a fully functioning ecosystem (Doley and Audet, 2013).

When the last survivor dies, the county will become a fully functioning national park.

Indeed it is possible that its function might have only become fully differentiated to serve as a control of muscle mass in mammals.

It has been suggested that the absence of T-cells, such as occurs in the course of AIDS, may lead to the growth of intracellular pathogens inside macrophages that never become fully activated, and thus exert no effector function.