Sentence examples for lost fully from inspiring English sources
Unless there's a big recovery in coming years, in other words, we will have lost fully half the sea ice in the Arctic.
On average, black and Hispanic families lost fully half of their net worth in the crash.
Paul Bonser, an actuary at Bacon & Woodrow, calculates that an American or German who starts working at 20 and changes jobs only three times in his life nevertheless loses fully half of his benefits in a final-salary scheme.
Whilst the data recovery component should not be lost, a fully integrated humanities/science project could factor in the human element of climate changes.
The school has already lost "a fully equipped music room..
These results suggest that CLDN3 promoter methylation increases during ovarian premalignant tumorigenesis, but is lost in fully neoplastic tumors, in agreement with a previous study (16).
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) can also be used to measure traces of Protein A ligand leaching from columns [ 13]; however, the amount of ligand lost cannot fully explain the loss of binding capacity.
The screening for genes that have been conserved in terrestrial mammals but lost in fully aquatic mammals may be a useful approach to identify or confirm associations of genes with distinct functions in the epidermis.
The question was put by Labour's Andy Slaughter, who accused Gove of having "gone absent" from the prisons crisis in recent weeks and warning him that unless he gripped it soon, "he is going to lose control fully of the prison estate".
He never fully lost control of the game, but lacked crispness over all.
