Sentence examples for meet their full from inspiring English sources

Lars Lagerback and Sven-Goran Eriksson, Swedes hired a few months ago to coach Nigeria and Ivory Coast, did not meet their full teams until late May.

"Imagine wiping that out with an estimated 200 million kids failing to meet their full developmental potential due to malnutrition, infection, unhealthy pregnancy and birth complications.

Murky blue lighting and a giant tangled tree, built of seemingly endless ropes, transform the Abingdon Theater Company's black box theater into another world — perhaps one where plays meet their full potential.

And Tufts University, which for the last two years has, proudly, been one of the few colleges in the nation that could afford to be need-blind — that is, to admit the best-qualified applicants and meet their full financial need — may not be able to maintain that generosity for next year's incoming class.

"I think we need to underscore the place of population dynamics … Developing countries have a large number of young people who need access to education and health services and good governance and access to credit to be able to meet their full potential, so they can become entrepreneurs, create jobs for themselves and increase savings.

In 2015, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission stated that "perceived risks to privacy and security…undermine the consumer confidence necessary for technologies to meet their full potential".

Omar Minaya, the team's general manager from 2005 to 2010 and the person who signed Martinez and Santana, acknowledged that they hardly met their full potential as Mets.

Lars Lagerback and Sven-Goran Eriksson, Swedes hired to coach Nigeria and the Ivory Coast during this World Cup, met their full teams only weeks before the tournament began.

"This is about the kids in the city of Chicago and making sure that they have a full school day, a full school year and an education that meets their full potential".

"We could easily have remained need-blind, kept the label, by simply being less aggressive about pursuing diversity, or admitting people and not meeting their full need, or increasing loan levels," Dr. Roth said.

Macroalgae have not met their full potential to date as biomass for the production of energy.