Sentence examples for more fully utilised from inspiring English sources

In addition to changes in construction practice, such as using means to mitigate the effects of warming climates, better, more sophisticated control systems must be more fully utilised, such as the automatic switching off of appliances, and advanced controls and metering.

The Conservative MP added: "It represents a victory for all of us who campaigned to keep it open and for it to be properly managed and more fully utilised".

Given the absence of generic PBM data from many trials, existing mapping algorithms could be more fully utilised as an additional means of deriving HSUVs for economic evaluation of CRC, and also exploratory studies to derive HSUVs for colorectal cancer health states from EORTC QLQ-C30 data using the EORTC-8D or QLU-C10D are warranted.

This was ameliorated by including a more fully utilised service within the sensitivity analysis.

So it was an opportunity fully utilised," Aguti actually received Ushs 185,000 (£53) but added more Ushs 15,000 (£4) to acquire the calf.

Water consumption in Jordan already exceeds renewable freshwater resources by more than 20% and, after the year 2005, freshwater resources are likely to be fully utilised.

Israel has fully utilised its expertise at hasbara, a Hebrew word meaning literally "explanation", but referring more broadly to image promotion.

If the skills and qualifications of women who are currently out of work in the UK were fully utilised, the UK could deliver economic benefits of £15 to £21 billion pounds per year – more than double the value of all our annual exports to China.

If the skills and qualifications of women who are currently out of work in the UK were fully utilised, the UK could deliver economic benefits of between £15 to £21 billion pounds per year – more than double the value of all our annual exports to China.

"I suggest that researchers should now take more time to fully utilise the extra days right up to the 14-day limit before arguing for the legal limit to be extended," she told the Observer last week.

Its warehouses were enormously expensive and never fully utilised.