Sentence examples for fully gained from inspiring English sources

He sat out the rest of the quarter and never fully gained traction.

Guerrero never fully gained public confidence after she made mistakes in her first regular-season game, but she showed marked improvement over the rest of the season.

Firstly, the mathematical analytic solution of the equation is received, and then the convergence properties of this FNN are fully gained.

Dr. Redfield also echoed a concern expressed by Dr. Joanne Liu, the president of Doctors Without Borders, that medical teams had not fully gained the trust of the affected communities.

They are never flashy, and this exquisite restraint is perhaps why he has never fully gained commercial success here, but these three novels form one of the major achievements of contemporary American fiction, rivalling the great works of Cormac McCarthy, Richard Ford and Annie Proulx in creating a mythical modern American landscape.

A more apparent explanation would be that the reprogrammed cells have resided at an intermediate stage and have not fully gained hESC properties since the expression levels of pluripotency-related genes were significantly lower compared to hESCs.

We need to understand the risks of this type of technology so that we can fully gain its benefits.

As essential as openness is in a democracy -- without it public officials could never fully gain the consent of the governed because there would be no way to hold officials accountable -- no one doubts that some democratic processes require secrecy.

During these episodes, known as night terrors, the person (usually a child) seems awake as they cry out, flail their arms and legs and show other signs of panic, yet they never fully gain consciousness and they're unresponsive to attempts to soothe them.

Sometimes lateral or even downward movement is necessary in order to fully gain mastery of a new space.

However, it took him many years to fully gain the trust of the Indians and he did not complete the task until 1930.