Sentence examples for fully rather from inspiring English sources

Maybe next time the European Tour will take the time to read my letters fully, rather than just getting the police involved at the drop of a hat.

If the government truly cared about hardworking families, then it would be supporting the renewable energy and energy efficiency industries fully, rather than shutting them down at short notice.

It also wants the Operation Paladin police team, which aims to identify child victims of trafficking entering the UK via London ports, to be fully rather than partially funded "so that it can continue its vital work".

If the government supported ME patients to recover fully rather than forcing them back into work when they are not yet fit enough, then perhaps we could potentially benefit from 250,000 more fully functional tax-paying individuals.

Ms. Bramson, president of the board of the Oysterponds Historical Society in Orient, N.Y., said she had been meaning for decades to research Miller more fully rather than just keep the paintings under a bed.

If the newly elected representatives and senators are truly concerned about rising health care costs, they should work to deploy the law's cost-containment measures fully rather than try to repeal them.

Two of the shorter essays in Part 1 ("Jasmine" and "East Indian") contain subject matter that is more fully realized (rather than advanced) in "Two Worlds," the beautiful and moving Nobel speech that reads rather like an elegy.

So why were RBS and Lloyds/HBOS not fully nationalised, rather than given unconditional largesse?

Van Gundy said he would sit Camby until he was fully healed rather than go through a similar situation.

Their tastes, he adds, are often quite sentimental and melodramatic: big emotions fully realised, rather than psychologically real.

Prof Humayun believes his implants will be most successful in patients who were once fully sighted rather than people who were blind from birth.