Sentence examples for fully jump from inspiring English sources

When Lynn Hickey, the director of athletics at Texas-San Antonio, was asked why her institution started playing football last year and will fully jump to the F.B.S. level next year, she said: "We are in one of the largest cities in the nation, we had an empty dome across town and we're in a state where football is king.

However, Wall Street has yet to fully jump on the security's bandwagon, as nearly half of the analysts following the aluminum producer rate it a "hold," leaving room for potential upgrades.

Investors have yet to fully jump on the sector's bandwagon, as the KBW Insurance SPDR exchange-traded fund's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) of 1.45 ranks in the upper half of its annual range.

It's no longer enough to dip your toe in the water – bankers and small business owners alike need to fully jump in and embrace the tools of the future.

For example, the former has created a fund of $150 million to help traditional EU media to fully jump into the digital domain, while Facebook has set up partnerships with many news outlets - in its new Facebook Instant Articles program we can already count the New York Times and Buzzfeed, among others.

So for now, Ms. Watkins seems to be dipping into public life if not yet fully jumping in.

BP dipped their toe into the Eagle Ford shale back in 2010, before they fully jumped into this deal.

Backers of the major Democratic plan, which would allow patients to buy into a public plan, see Wyden's bill, however, as an obstacle preventing centrist Democrats from fully jumping aboard the public-option train.

As if you needed any more proof that the whole "hipster" phenomenon has fully jumped the shark, here's a new mobile video game that takes you on a bike race through Philadelphia decked out as a pixelated hipster bike messenger.

"That could still be thriving". U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker, who led an American delegation to China in April, warned Li that weaknesses in the regulations and their enforcement made some U.S. companies wary of fully jumping into the Chinese market.

Mandela 'not fully recovered' Jump to media player The former South African President, Nelson Mandela, has been discharged from hospital but will continue to receive treatment at home, the South African presidency says.