Sentence examples for fully and much from inspiring English sources

Sweetness is a major signal for such foods but the science has not yet assessed this fully and much more work is needed before we could say that food is addictive.

People are fully aware, and much of the student union is made up of PPE students.

E-readers are more fully featured and much more impressive than ever, and they have fallen far below the $100 price tag because of improved technologies.

The reasons behind this inaction are not fully understood, and much remains unknown about the status of the rebound effect issue on the policy agenda and policy pathways available.

We've come through one of the worst disasters in our history, Hurricane Katrina, and are now almost fully recovered and much better than ever in almost all areas.

It's like hanging out with a baby bird, although in this respect alone - otherwise, she is a fully fledged and much more serious individual than the endless high-protein milkshake stories might lead you to expect.

By the 16th week your twins' organs are fully formed and much less likely to be damaged by drugs than those of, say, an eight-week foetus, so your obstetrician or GP may be able to help you with an anti-nausea prescription.

The lessons that should have been learned from the genocide in Rwanda and incidence of recent genocides committed in Srebrenica, Kosovo, Darfur and now Syria and Iraq are solemn reminders that "Never Again" has yet to be fully realized and much remains to be learned from the survivors of such atrocious acts.

Fully recovered and much improved were considered to be improved.

Tell them how excited you are that all people will have an opportunity to contribute fully and how much you appreciate their leadership.

In the deal however, instead of letting Estate Tax to reinstate fully and pump much needed revenue into our hurting economy, there would be $10 million exemption per couple and a lowered tax rate of only 35% for two years.The deal would make the estate tax even weaker than it was under President Bush, and the weakest it has been in seven decades.