Sentence examples for full-fledged branch from inspiring English sources
During his first term he made the presidency a full-fledged branch of government instead of a mere office.
Work in twentieth century symbolic modal logic provided the explicit impetus for von Wright (von Wright 1951), the central early figure in the emergence of deontic logic as a full-fledged branch of symbolic logic in the twentieth century.
Wells has 3,000 full-fledged branches in 23 states, four times that of Citigroup, a bank with three times its assets.
And many are now considering full-fledged foreign branch campuses, particularly in the oil-rich Middle East.
In 2002, Grupo Elektra, which still sells about 60% of its goods on credit, set up a full-fledged bank, Banco Azteca, with branches inside Elektra stores.
Thus, under the proposed model, a primitive process of particle engulfment by actin-encoding archaea might antedate eukaryogenesis whereas the full-fledged phagocytosis was a late development that occurred independently in several major branches of eukaryotes.
Today, Glue is branching out from just a plug-in to being a full-fledged destination site with a social product recommendation stream from your friends.
This isn't a full-fledged boycott.
Now she's a full-fledged star.
Photography became a full-fledged second career.
