Sentence examples for considers fully from inspiring English sources

"However, it is vital that the sector considers fully how data and analysis is safeguarded.

The simulation considers fully absorbing walls, and isotropic scattering.

The developed model considers fully coupled-flow-deformation behaviour of soil.

This approach does not include assumptions on the future impact of policies but considers fully the country-specific forest characteristics and the age-related forest dynamics, i.e. depending on the age-class legacy resulting from past management and natural disturbances, continuation of historical forest management activities may lead to future increases or decreases in the carbon sink.

"Darron I consider fully fit," said the Toffees boss.

But he has rarely, if ever, been considered fully within the larger context of literature.

More than 70percentt of commercial fish stocks are now considered fully exploited, overfished or collapsed.

The D.C. Circuit has a point about the failure to consider fully the costs to corporations.

Indeed, among Chinantecs, a child is not considered fully human until the rite has been performed.

Many countries do not present their history in terms independent historians consider fully credible.

Kazakhstan has never held an election considered fully democratic, and its leader has been appointed de facto president for life.