Sentence examples for digest fully from inspiring English sources

It will take time to digest fully England's five-day exit from Brazil 2014.

For anyone trying to digest fully the role that the partnerships played in Enron's demise, the Watkins letter is only a tantalizing tidbit.

A number of Jewish scholars and leaders said they were pleased but stunned and would have to take some time to digest fully the complicated, 210-page study, published in French and Italian.

The paintings themselves may be raw and baggy, unable as yet to digest fully everything the artist wants to put into them, but the spiritual enterprise as a whole is moving.

And they prefer to buy software directly, instead of through resellers, Novell's traditional sales channel a change, Mr Schmidt says, that his company has yet to digest fully.But there is more to it than that.

Today's announcement proposing the abolition of the UK Film Council, which would appear to have come out of the blue, will take some time to digest fully.

In an interview, he said that the treaty and modernization program needed to be "fully digested, fully explained" and that there was no reason to rush during the lame-duck session.

But it's hard to believe that any of Trump's past transgressions, having been digested fully by the public in the years that have just passed, are going to inspire Congress to act on his removal at some point in the future.

In contrast, the filaments are not expected to protect the ApoI site-2, and hence the scaffold is expected to be digested fully at the ApoI site-2.

How long should you take to digest and fully experience a work of art?

But unlike chia, it needs to be ground up in order for the body to digest it fully.