Sentence examples for less fully developed from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps Obama's constitutional vision is less fully developed than I've suggested.
In terms of entitlement benefits, their (our) sense of fair treatment is less fully developed.
Other ideas included possible network-sharing agreements, though those were less fully developed.
If the President can take down Jimmy Kimmel, who gets paid millions of dollars for hosting a late-night talk show, surely he should be able to handle Romney, whose rhetorical talents are, let us be kind, less fully developed.
At that very time, as I now reckon it, I had probably made my first intellectual friend if "intellectual" is the right word for Ted (really Ethel Rosenbergg, whose organ of reflection was perhaps less fully developed than her bump of sensibility.
Longfield's views on international trade were less fully developed, but it seems clear that he understood the importance of reciprocal demand (the demand of each country for the exports of the other) in determining both the terms of trade and the types of goods that are traded.
Holmes is so memorable because, like later superheroes, he is less a fully developed character than a collection of fascinating traits.
Directed with bells and whistles by George C. Wolfe, this is less a fully developed play than a boisterous swapping of fond anecdotes about the end of a life and the end of an era (2 00).
H's identity is a handsome blur, less a fully developed character than a catalyst for Ching's labyrinthine tale.
Wasserstrom has suggested that the primary evil of systems of discrimination or segregation is that they "designedly and effectively marked off some persons as degraded, dirty, less than fully developed persons who were unfit for full membership in the political, social and moral community" [ 51].
Previously staged at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, "Yellow Face" feels less like a fully developed work than a scattershot, personal venting of painful emotions, still waiting to assume a polished form.
