Sentence examples for fully picked up from inspiring English sources

No one else has fully picked up that challenge since.

However, changes in long term survival between the two cohorts might not be fully picked up at this time, because of the shorter follow-up time of the most recent cohort.

The federal government would fully pick up the bill for the first few years of the law, and then eventually cover 90% of the costs.

Liberals have been aware of these problems, which is why liberals and Democrats have proposed that the feds fully pick up the cost of Medicaid.

The Trump campaign might be expanding the G.O.P. electorate in a manner that some of the polls aren't fully picking up.

The Trump campaign, in appealing to people who didn't previously vote, or who aren't registered with either party, might be expanding the G.O.P. electorate in a manner that some of the polls aren't fully picking up.

But the original deduction was later annulled courtesy of further legal wrangling and with their points tally fully restored, Partizan picked up their second championship in a row.

And no Israeli orchestra ever fully picked him up again, not openly or on Israeli soil.

However, it has been recognised that injuries in the non-dominant hand will not always be picked up fully with DASH, as opposed to the grip strength, which is affected independent on which hand is injured.

Thomas's performance plummeted after the ensuing kerfuffle and he has not fully recovered, but a balanced attack picked up the slack.

Scenes that should be shocking end up being strangely comical, like when Annie – now fully grown – picks up a woman at a bar (Clara Wong) and tells her matter-of-factly that she killed her father and enjoys dissecting cows' eyes, before murdering her and putting the body parts in the fridge.