Sentence examples for entirely some from inspiring English sources

Newport can't be regenerated into something else entirely, some shiny smaller-scale version of nearby Cardiff.

With the vaccine, health experts are talking with renewed optimism about eradicating malaria entirely (some countries already have).

The press is likely to stop asking hard questions, and bureaucrats may stop talking entirely, some say.

But unless the White House loses its political touch entirely, some reforms will be pushed through.Of torts and taxesA few early signs are good.

Because T2DM is a progressive disease in which the pancreatic beta cells can stop producing insulin entirely, some patients eventually need insulin.

Grilled shrimp missed entirely: some of the shrimp wet from a drizzle of hot pepper oil and the liquid from white beans, and some remaining unpleasantly dry.

During this time, lawyers reported that a growing number of detainees were protesting: some entirely forgoing food, some giving up nourishment to a lesser degree.

Of course there is some truth in their argument (lawyers rarely advance arguments entirely without some element of truth).

(This understanding of eclipses and other celestial phenomena as warnings hasn't gone away entirely. Some Christian pastors have said that Friday's eclipse is a message from the heavens).

But it's hard to envisage a world where all these bilateral deals will be swept away entirely - some countries will prefer to maintain their outdated mindsets.' And on the subject of consolidation, Morris from Ascend Consultancy points out, consolidation in itself is no panacea, as the newly merged US airlines continue to struggle.

"It may entirely eliminate some Pacific island nations," he said.