Sentence examples for more fully by from inspiring English sources

Mick took some archaeology courses as a student, but taught himself more fully by enrolling on excavations.

But he hopes to exploit its possibilities more fully, by creating communities and open forums for discussions.

He also spoke out against oil companies, saying they exerted too much control and should be investigated more fully by the Justice Department.

The book is haunted more fully by his fear that his frequent absences, while reporting from the Middle East and elsewhere, contributed to his son's breakdown.

A list of some individuals whose decease during the past year might have been noted more fully by the press because of the singularity of their achievements.

"The great houses of the Elizabethans and Jacobeans can now be understood more fully by this sort of buildings archaeology, and the people who actually built these structures emerge from the shadows at last".

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead addresses such issues as free will, death, and personal identity, as the characters, much more fully developed by Stoppard than by Shakespeare, are still often mistaken for one another.

But mice who ran on their wheels every day developed tumors that were more fully served by blood vessels, and by more mature blood vessels, than did sedentary mice.

Spatial population differentiation exhibited by Pan I [19] is more fully explained by differences in depth among localities although depth and locality are confounded.

The potential of constituencies strategically oriented toward "change", whether defined by issue, region, or values, could be more fully realized by encouraging development of their own organizing capacity.

For never was it more fully proved by awful disasters of the Roman people or by indubitable signs that the gods care not for our safety, but for our punishment.