Sentence examples for make a fully from inspiring English sources

I need more to make a fully informed decision".

You can't make a fully successful play out of such eye-catching glimpses alone, or at least Woodshed Collective hasn't.

That resolution threatens "serious consequences" if Baghdad fails to make a fully current and accurate declaration of its banned weapons.

The model displays strong hyperbolic behavior, as manifested by the presence of fast dispersive waves, which make a fully implicit treatment very challenging.

Dr. Daniel Medalie, a plastic surgeon in Cleveland who does sex-reassignment operations, told me, "It's just really difficult to make a fully functioning penis.

"We trained five units over five years but is that going to make a fully fledged, rock-solid military?" asked an American military official familiar with the region.

Some of the petites assiettes, or small plates, are rich and appealing enough to make a fully satisfying meal, alone or in pairs.

In order to make a fully informed choice, parents must be aware of all the relevant information, which should include a doctor's potential conflict of interest.

By the half-hour neither goalkeeper had been called on to make a fully fledged save, which was more of a worry for Croatia than Mexico.

Far from fear-mongering, a thorough discussion about what it means to have impaired quality of life is vital for patients to make a fully informed choice.

However, the low-supply voltage of nanoscale CMOS technology, the loss of on-chip passives and the conductive silicon substrate make a fully-integrated PA design challenging.