Sentence examples for engaging in full from inspiring English sources

The hole was too small, Kuprevich said, for radiologists to detect its location, though its effects had prevented Molina from engaging in full workouts for the past two days.

"We were up against a state machinery of killing that was engaging in full gear, and we could see what was coming".

Instead of sitting on the sidelines much longer, the President's strong appetite for taking the gloves off and engaging in full on combat with the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, has reached a near boiling point.

As lawsuits continue to mount against oil giant, BP, and drilling contractor, Transocean, both companies are engaging in full scale efforts to limit their liability for the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig on April 20th that has claimed the lives of several workers, injured many others and left unknown thousands whose livelihoods depend on the Gulf in financial ruin.

"I think engaging in full-blown express advocacy is aggressive," said Michael Toner, a lawyer at Bryan Cave and a former Republican chairman of the Federal Election Commission.

They escalated an extraordinary public feud between a sitting president and the ousted F.B.I. director who had been investigating his campaign, each now engaging in full-throated accusations that the other is lying.

They had given the Pentagon sceptics a bloody nose and proved that "weekend warriors" are perfectly capable of engaging in full-scale armoured combat whenever Uncle Sam needs them.Unfortunately, not every battle in the relentless conflict between the full-time American army and the Army National Guard, a mostly part-time force with strong local roots, has such a rapid and decisive outcome.

There are signs that the traditional car makers are reacting with a vengeance: investing billions in research and development, restructuring and breaking up operations, and spinning off their mobility units, taking stakes in upcoming players and engaging in full-scale acquisitions.

Gail Sheehy's book Hillary's Choice reveals how, when President Bill Clinton and others expressed concerns that bombing Serbia would likely lead to a dramatic worsening of the human rights situation by provoking the Serbs into engaging in full-scale ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, Hillary Clinton successfully pushed her husband to bomb that country anyway.

One of those was collected by Balotelli, who was engaged in full "Super Mario" mood.

There are around 6,500 students on a range of short courses and engaged in full and part-time degree studies.