Sentence examples for has fully felt from inspiring English sources

The metropolis has fully felt the effects of the real estate crash, including a 12% decrease in hotel occupancy for the first quarter of 2009, an increase in unemployment to 8.5% in March 2009 and a 9% year-over-year increase in foreclosures for April 2009.

You've always been superhumanly hot, but it's evident in the ways that you're expressing yourself now that you feel hot in a way that you might not have fully felt before.

Ahead of tonight's rerun, the effect of last week's leaders' debate has been fully felt, and the Lib Dem surge has sapped the reds even more than the blues.

But it has only been over the past few years that the impact on the health of the local population has been fully felt.

In this case, the agent has not fully felt the predicted effects of action a.

Mr. Cuomo has talked frequently of the importance of job creation and economic development, but he has been in office less than two years, so the impact of some of his initiatives may not yet have been fully felt.

They are a way to remind myself of what I love, injected into a bodily shell I've never fully felt comfortable in.

Within a survival genre, the audience has to fully feel why he's fighting so hard to live".

Although its oil has disappeared from the market, the damage has not been fully felt yet, since the world consumes much more oil in the second half of the year as the northern hemisphere's "driving seasons" begin.

Crucially, the language no longer insists that the White House certify that Iran has fully renounced terrorism, something the administration felt was an impractical obstacle designed to scupper the talks.

If and when he has fully cleared his name, Europeans may feel easier about having him speak for Europe.