Sentence examples for fully tap from inspiring English sources

The point is to fully tap the "revenues we can be realizing from our facilities," said Kenneth J. Ringler Jr., the authority's executive director.

"France is more rightwing than it has ever been," Fillon said this week, positioning himself as the only candidate who could fully tap into that mood.

We have to recognize that these are such dynamic environments, with their own culture and history and traditions, that our ability to fully tap into them and understand everything that's going on is not entirely realistic.

Little has been learnt from Obama's victory: the Conservatives have yet to fully tap into the great desire for change that the British public feel: change as a substantial package of measures, change in the working of politics.

Our challenge then as it is now has never been about taking political sides, it has only ever been about ensuring our children have the opportunity to fully tap into the rich and diverse national and international history.

But, as with "Prophets of Funk," a 2011 tribute to Sly and the Family Stone, Mr. Dorfman seems to have chosen music he admires but whose power he can't fully tap.

People often feel possessed of energies that their ordinary lives prevent them from fully tapping into.

"People are motivated through fear, motivated through an exchange system or motivated by fully tapping their potential.

Born in Rio de Janeiro but a long-term resident in South Florida, she is fully tapped into Miami's cultural scene.

In 1996, he decided to start a business in soil and mulch because he believed that was a market yet to be fully tapped.

What Jenny learns — or believes she learns — about her past unleashes currents of rage in both her and her family that have never been fully tapped.