Sentence examples for fully pass from inspiring English sources

But the data is unlikely to heighten expectations of an early interest rate increase by the Bank of Japan because consumer price growth remains subdued, with companies still reluctant to fully pass on rising raw material costs to consumers.

The annual grilling was announced by Turnbull in August after the banks failed to fully pass on a Reserve Bank rate cut – and in an effort to head off calls for a banking royal commission.

But the industry counters that costs will be higher -- it gives as an example a cost of $88 one way for a Frankfurt-Moscow flight -- and claims it is impossible to fully pass them on to travelers.

If the committee determines that the student's progress does not meet all of the requirements for the Specialty Review, the advisor on behalf of the committee will describe what actions must be taken before the student can fully pass the Specialty Review and advance to doctoral candidacy.

But the generators complain that in practice the regulator has not let them fully pass on a recent cost increase, caused partly by the weakening of Brazil's currency, the real, against the dollar, in which gas is priced.As a result, few of the 55 new gas-fired power stations that the government wants private firms to build have got off the drawing-board.

But Prof Colin Allen, director of the cognitive science programme at Indiana University, says technology is "not very close" to a machine which can fully pass the Turing test.

And the storm has not yet fully passed.

These lower costs have not been fully passed onto householders.

We find that state gasoline and diesel taxes are on average fully passed on to consumers.

A hundred and three years later, its retreat has still not fully passed from living memory.

And they are relics from an age of photography that has now almost fully passed.