Sentence examples for not just fully from inspiring English sources

Learning history in-depth is not just fully accepting the facts and data from the past but also to conduct a historical analysis and interpretation as well as to rephrase and represent the historical concept with one's own point of view in a well-structured form.

While the details are unknown, the implication is a potential barrier to research calls placed to all phone numbers -- mobile and landline -- using virtually all automated means, not just fully automated, recorded voice surveys.

But a real opportunity may exist in small apps that don't just fully mimic popular web apps, but instead extend upon them.

Rest in peace, and "Excelsior!" Follow Noel Ransome on Twitter.

He didn't just fully embrace it, he did it wholly without self-protective concern to how this ally-ship would be perceived by the most discriminatory of audiences who couldn't (and don't) see his words as aspirational, advantageous, or necessary.

But it's entirely likely that, after the second round of voting, on May 6th, the next President of France will be François Hollande, the inoffensive, myopic, weight-conscious Socialist candidate, a man so milky-mild that one has to project onto him a secret life to make him seem not just a fully credible politician but a fully credible human being.

This time, she's presented not just as fully human but as really quite appealing.

Wednesday's trade case covers imports from China not just of fully assembled solar panels ready for installation, but also of solar cells, so it would apply to operations like Suntech's as well.

Subject alternative name (SAN) certificates can validate traffic against a server with not just one fully qualified domain name (FQDN) but many, using the same certificate.

So why not just go fully free market and pay the former Soviet republic its $50 per 1,000 cubic meters price?

Ms. Reichlen, who is several inches taller, makes more of that role's huge sweep: her amplitude is glorious, not just in the fully stretched arrival but also in the boldness with which she covers space.