Sentence examples for have fully discovered from inspiring English sources

Whereas the general public, offenders and law enforcement agencies have already discovered the power of these online mapping services and use them daily, criminologists, somewhat surprisingly, seem not to have fully discovered the advantages of using Google Maps and Street View in their research.

I would shy away from saying that nanoparticles are going to cure cancer, because I think that we still haven't fully discovered the underlying mechanism of what makes cancer cells become cancer cells, and how can we target them, but I would liken the potential of nanotherapeutics within oncology to what has happened in HIV/AIDS.

In turn, you're still discovering the other person and most likely you haven't fully discovered what this new person is all about.

It was Miller, not he, who – turning on a light in their darkroom before a set of negatives in it had fully developed – discovered the technique called "solarisation" which became Man Ray's trademark.

He hadn't fully discovered himself yet.

An exciting and relatively new series of hemodynamic endpoints that have firm grounding in cardiorespiratory physiology, but whose impact on clinical outcomes has not been fully discovered, has emerged.

You haven't yet fully discovered who you are, what you like and dislike and had the experiences that will help you become the person you will be for the rest of your life.

However, the reasons for higher declines in MMR in some countries and the absence of progress in some others have not been fully discovered [ 9].

Urban Tribe (and all the party-hunting Millennials from Scandaniva and Japan who have discovered Trinidad's vibration), have fully embraced the spirit of the thing.

While the full extent of subprime and credit market woes have yet to be fully discovered, China hasn't taken a significant hit to its banking sector.

He has not yet fully discovered how to translate the language of his body onto other bodies.