Sentence examples for may gain full from inspiring English sources

Leavers may gain full independence (such as Cameroon or Singapore) or merge more or less fully with their parent nation (Puerto Rico or French Guiana).

After an indefinite period of time, which may range from several weeks to several years, he may gain full membership as a sociétaire, replacing those members who have either died or retired.

In contrast, endogenous antagonists like Noggin may not gain full access to cells once the EB is formed.

According to the Daily Telegraph's front page on Wednesday, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has "signalled that she may be willing to compromise on the issue of free movement", suggesting "in comments interpreted as a significant shift" that Britain "may be able to gain full control of its borders while retaining access to the single market".

Another challenge affects "convergence," on programs such as allocation of house-and-garden plots, where a variety of related support measures may be needed to gain full benefit from the small parcel, from help with housing to water wells, to technical assistance for vegetable growing.

The time required to gain full independent access may also vary depending upon the kind of work that person will be undertaking.

Whether the districts will need to hire extra help so auditors can gain full access to information may depend on current staffing levels.

Also, additional fertilizer may be needed, such as phosphoric oxide, in order to gain full value of the nitrogen and potash that are contained in manure.

The complexity of the virtualization software may leave some open possibilities for adversaries to escape from the protected environment and gain full access to the hosting physical machine [35].

It may be prudent that medical end-users consider seriously a fundamental change that would allow us to gain full value from the 'big data' that the health care section is generating [ 2].

It is not expected to gain full Congressional approval.