Sentence examples for could be fully covered from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, under President Bush's latest plan, middle-income workers would see large benefit cuts in just 15 years, even though currently scheduled benefits could be fully covered by their Social Security taxes.
The network could be fully covered, and a certain sensing reliability could be maintained.
Equation 4 guarantees that all locally generated users' demand could be fully covered by the MRs deployed.
"Fencing found me," said the 30-year-old Olympian, who took up the sport when she was 13. "I wanted a sport where I could be fully covered and I didn't have to look different".
The main reason for missing signals is the heterogeneity of the HIV genome, which could not be fully covered by the LiPA probes, e.g. unusual mutations or polymorphisms in the vicinity of the relevant positions.
In conclusion, although all insect species expected to be observed during a medicolegal autopsy could not be fully covered due to the limited scale, the present study provides a general overview of forensically important insect species in Korea.
Natalie Nazzal, a 20-year-old Christian Palestinian, said she had grown accustomed to moving between the West, where she could wear what she liked, and countries like Saudi Arabia, where she has to be fully covered.
Most flight attendants would also be fully covered by the government's insurance.
They therefore feared that such higher costs would not be fully covered by the voucher scheme.
