Sentence examples for fuller means from inspiring English sources

Through its new, considerate, easy-to-use technologies, the Coalition will give kids fuller means, over a four-year span starting in ninth grade, to mold their teen-age selves according to the implicit and explicit and imagined preferences of, well, the Coalition.

Likewise, stopping to write 'please' and 'thank you' in full means a lot,according to Chris West.

"On March 16, the ship's crew regained control of the Full Means II by overpowering Shi Lei," Mr. Amoy's statement said.

By the time they are adults, the "shoulds" of eating rule over their body's own wisdom and they don't even know what being "full" means.

The name "full" means that all original attributes would be requested.

"The fact that planes are increasingly full, or nearly full, means much more efficient use of every gallon of fuel that's used," said Lovaas.

"full" means expression is observed in the complete tissue layer.

Removing the placental factors from the full means model resulted in a decrease of the genetic variance and a decrease of heritability.

Deals on alcohol and vegetables, together with enough staff to keep the queues down and shelves full, meant all three grocers improved their sales performance in December.

It can express the longing to shed inhibition, as if living life to its fullest meant dispensing with socially constraining rules.

But what does "enjoy life to the fullest" mean?