Sentence examples for not fully spent from inspiring English sources

At its most recent high point, in the late sixties, the left spontaneously combusted into self-parody and violence, initiating a counter-revolt from the right that is still not fully spent.

It has invested in more than a dozen deals from its first fund, which Saito told TechCrunch is not fully spent.

The Scottish government insisted it was trying to preserve future funding while wrestling with deep cuts in UK government funding, and said this year's pot of money was not yet fully spent.

Those rods, which were not fully used up, could more easily support chain reactions than the fully spent fuel.

Tévez, not fully fit after spending his summer saying he wanted to play anywhere but England, missed a penalty.

Everyone from first-time home buyers to Wall Street chief executives made bets they did not fully understand, and then spent money as if those bets couldn't go bad.

In a letter containing the analysis sent to one of the insurers, Cigna, on Monday, Mr. Rockefeller accused the company of not fully disclosing its spending to regulators.

"If current CMS projections do not fully reflect this pattern, spending projections will continue to fall and it will become harder not to attribute at least some of the sustained cost containment to the ACA".

They complained, as did some Republicans, that the budget achieved its goals through fiscal trickery, by not fully accounting for war spending and by assuming, for example, that domestic spending would hold steady from 2009 to 2013.

But the decline in the economy during 1914 was not fully overcome until 1916, when spending on World War I brought rapid growth.

"This government spend does not fully cover all costs and additional costs are drawn from rent and income from projects," it said in its written submission.