Sentence examples for more fully explained from inspiring English sources

It would be more profound if environmental phenomena were more fully explained and examined, with more qualifications applied and fewer homilies delivered, if there were less of the new science center and more of the old.

Given the teenage "women" issue, editors should have made sure at least that the age range of the survey was more fully explained before the continuation of the article on an inside page.

"It opens up the possibility that future accounts of this and other aerial projects will be less redacted, more fully explained in terms of their presence in Area 51".

McClean explained his decision not to wear the poppy in a brief statement in a West Brom matchday programme but more fully explained his stance last year in a letter to Wigan chariman Dave Whelan (in full below).

But if he joins the site, he can say, 'This was my reason, and it's more fully explained on pages 85 and 86 of my autobiography.' " Meanwhile, Mrs. Blair, who became a popular target for tabloid tales when her husband was prime minister, said that in a country where some newspapers made little effort to "get the basic facts of a story right," the site was a welcome antidote.

The application of these principles to engineering-business contexts points of convergence and conflict within these principles is then more fully explained.

He again called on Mr. Cameron to more fully explain his decision to hire Mr. Coulson as communications director.

The complainants have been informed and we will be writing to them to more fully explain our decision".

Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the prosecution also erred by not insisting that the judge more fully explain the law of street encounters.

Daimler's failure to more fully explain why it was not paying a dividend suggested the company might be girding for another tough year, he said.

The Federal District Court for the District of Columbia had already sent the issue back to the National Park Service to develop a new rule more fully explaining the basis for its conclusions, closing the case and setting no timeline for the new rule.