Sentence examples for fully because of from inspiring English sources

"Government cannot share data fully because of laws.

The problem, experts say, is that the food chain is nearly impossible to secure fully because of its massive scale.

Until now, though, lawmakers had said the budget was all but impossible to analyze fully because of its missing pieces.

And was there a chance that Mr. Colangelo might not prosecute Mr. Bartush fully because of a relationship his wife had to some of his lawyers?

Some American officers say that the Afghans will find it difficult to disperse themselves as fully, because of problems with supplies and communications.

The term atelectasis can also be used to describe the collapse of a previously inflated lung, either partially or fully, because of specific respiratory disorders.

"After '75, we didn't have the right to live," said Nem, 42, who fled Vietnam last month and did not want to identify himself fully because some of his family members are also planning an escape.

The growth changes from fully strained to fully relaxed because of the absence of GaN layer grown on the upper SH200 layer.

The fertility of western soils cannot be fully exploited because of low rainfall and intense evapotranspiration.

Our view is that the UK abatement remains fully justified because of the distortions in the EU budget.

"But the RSC couldn't fully reciprocate because of what the RSC had on its plate," Rutter explains.