Sentence examples for fully dealing from inspiring English sources

But, she said, she is not confident "that the political culture has changed or that the institutions are completely and fully dealing with corruption".

In terms of fully dealing with my mum's death I know I'm probably just putting it off, but for now life is good.

The need to identify key psychosocial obstacles to recovery was stressed by physiotherapists, though they expressed difficulty in fully dealing with and managing these obstacles, perhaps preferring to maintain a level of professional detachment.

The vast majority of patients can be fully dealt with at the primary level.

The issue of torture, even after the revolution, has not yet been fully dealt with.

We will never fully deal with this crisis until Congress passes strong legislation.

Sadly, the department is failing to fully deal with this problem.

Unless these concerns are fully dealt with and can objectively be dismissed, fracking should be a non-starter in New York.

Carl Harrison is the lone one in "The Smell of Want"; his presence doesn't feel fully dealt with and makes the work's gender politics feel heavy-handed.

Analysts don't expect the European debt crisis "to be fully dealt with in the first half of the year," Ms. Short said.

However, I'd wait for server glitches to be fully dealt with – and hope for an offline mode to be introduced – before visiting this particular metropolis.