Sentence examples for fully one hundred from inspiring English sources

Of the fully one hundred works of Father Alishan, perhaps the most elaborate ones are, Souvenirs of the Homeland — Shirak; Sissouan, p411 Ayrarat, Sissakan, Hayapatoum in two volumes.

Fully one million of those new uniques were referrals from Pinterest, CEO Jess Lee said, a relationship that the site is encouraging, having recently added a "Pin It" button to make it easier for people to share their Polyvore collages there.

This is a big challenge as fully one in five Americans (56 million Americans) has a disability.

Fully one in three adults admit that on any typical day they take a nap, according to a national survey released Wednesday.

Fully one in six volunteer that neither party can be trusted on health care.

Overfishing is the greatest culprit, endangering fully one in four species.

According to the firm, fully one in four Android phones don't currently access Google services like Maps, Gmail and the Google Play app store - and that number will likely grow in the future.

"Fully one in four British citizens say the Bush re-election has made them more opposed to sending troops to Iraq, resulting in a total of 63% now opposed," Mr Miller said.

But nonetheless, school is beginning or already under way for fully one in four American youngsters and adults enrolled in the nation's more than 95,000 public elementary and secondary schools, 3,200 charter schools and nearly 4,300 degree-granting colleges, as well as for the 1.1 million who are home-schooled.

Fully one in four survivors live in poverty.

Among black children, fully one in nine, or 11.4percentt, have a parent in jail.