Sentence examples for fully work for from inspiring English sources

I'm told these special Chinese features have nothing to do with blocking any kind of information that would otherwise be a part of OS X — though I still wonder if the Twitter integration will fully work, for example.

Part of the reason the episode didn't fully work for me was because I dislike the kind of timey-wimey machinations on display here.

"I have always thought it could be a great novel or film, but I have seen nothing in those forms — in a novel or a film — that has fully worked for me," Mr. Ondaatje said.

American entrepreneur Tim Berry shared his top ten reasons not to seek investment as a startup, which touched on issues such as the fact that it stops you fully working for yourself and that you can, eventually, lose your company to an investor.

(Warning: it only fully works for people who have Twitter Lists enabled).

We perform simulations of the MOST protocol to compare with the theoretical results, and we present a fully working implementation for real network environments.

But for this to fully work, we also will have to change the way we think about networks.

Our analysis found that early WSIB reimbursement for physiotherapy or chiropractic care, in claimants fully off work for more than 4 weeks, was not associated with claim duration, and that early reimbursement for opioids predicted prolonged claim duration.

If you thought that the small business health insurance exchange would be fully working Friday, prepare for some disappointment.

I am going to assume here that a fully working prototype designed for manufacturing (DFM, i.e. using manufacturer-friendly components and generally having specifications that are within reach of mass production) already exists.

I was driven to trying this out because of the new message on the existing, fully working, Realaudio stream for Radio 4 which says it will dropped soon, so I need to find something that works as a replacement (most of the devices don't have Flash so can't use the iplayer - that's heavy on bandwidth anyway).