Sentence examples for full fine from inspiring English sources

Possibly because of the humid weather, the players experienced difficulties in gaining full, fine control over intonation and sound.

But most people who get tickets, about 80percentt by city estimates, do not challenge them and still simply pay the full fine.

"Obviously, if they can get someone to pay the full fine," he said, "it would be more beneficial to the city".

But councils and housing providers can do more to tackle this problem by prosecuting landlords who persistently let property illegally, providing evidence of landlords' earnings to magistrates so they receive a full fine for their offence, by working with the police and UK Border Agency and by naming and shaming prosecuted landlords.

"We're already seeing bailiffs threatening to use the power from the 2004 act to break in unless debtors pay the full fine immediately plus the court and bailiff costs," says Paul Nicolson of the Zacchaeus 2000 Trust, a charity that has been working with impoverished debtors since the 1990s.

Since the cost of MsFEM is comparable to that of solving the full fine scale problem, one might expect that it does not need scale separation and still retains some accuracy.

Finally, post-forging annealing and an alternative superplastic straining within α2 + B2/β + γ phase field were proposed to entirely eliminate the remnant lamellar structures, in order to produce full fine-grained B2/β + γ microstructure.

The full Fine-Gray competing risk model is presented as Supplementary Table 3. Notably, this model incorporates an interaction between sodium excretion and estimated GFR modeled as a cubic regression spline.

In a review of the second show of the tour, D.P. Bond of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer wrote: "Harrison's opening instrumental piece was beautiful: the fullest, finest explosion of rock 'n' roll that I think I have ever heard".

Churches were full of fine art, yet Christianity praises poverty.

The program is full of fine roles for women.