Sentence examples for has fully digested from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sigman, who is also a writer on art theory, has fully digested the materials.

But now that John Paul has fully digested the bad news -- and dramatically summoned all American cardinals to Rome next week as a result -- many Roman Catholics seem similarly naïve about how hard it will be to solve the problem.

It has fully digested its tough 1995 acquisition of Scott Paper and has a growing health care business, which includes surgical masks and disposable gloves.

HP, having fully digested Compaq at last, has surpassed Dell to become the world's biggest PC-maker.

If she did, she can't have fully digested Hayek's postscript, which is called "Why I am not a Conservative".

An article detailing this bizarre narrative arc was widely shared by those old enough to remember the show, but not old enough to have fully digested its psychological monstrousness first time around.

"We will make our own proposals — whether it's a counterproposal to something they said or something of our own — when we're ready, after we have fully digested what they've done, are sure we understand it, have had all the discussions with them we need to have and have had all the internal discussions we need to have".

But once investors had fully digested the consequences, the fears of bondholders effectively forced the Irish into a bailout.

But Maxwell has not fully digested his own promising ideas.

If you try the national dish, suassat, a seal meat stew often served in Greenland homes, make sure it has been fully digested before confronting United States Customs inspectors in Ottawa.

I have also made it clear that I believe a victory in that referendum is more likely to be secured after the general election if Welsh Labour has fully considered and digested the report collectively.