Sentence examples for one could fully from inspiring English sources

It began in 2011 with mass faintings in Cambodian garment factories that no one could fully explain.

For a taste of the highlands, Mr. Akam should try visiting in the late spring, early autumn or, ideally, the summer, when one could fully appreciate the glorious scenery and incredibly long, sunlit days and savor the marvelous bounty of fresh loch fish and oysters and the inevitable open fireplaces at the inns and hotels after a daylong trek through the gentle hills (or the more challenging peaks).

On the other hand, even if two groups have such different life styles or life cycles that they seldom breed with one another, but still compete for the very same food, or for the same territory, one could fully expect that one of the two protagonists will, sooner or later, inherit a new character allowing it to eliminate the other one completely.

Bill Clinton said of the problems Mr. Obama confronted on taking office, "No one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years".

They see your boat out there and remember their own, that place no one else could fully see, that place no one else could truly know, that place they will never, ever forget.

We are unable to stop fretting about our motherland, as though she were an eccentric relative one could neither fully trust on her own nor stop loving.

Few knew him well, and no one could ever fully understand him, certainly not his lovers, and, ultimately, not Sara Wheeler.

A small subset of meetings with relatively low-ranking officials provides only a tiny snapshot of "Chinese thinking" (as if, by the way, one could ever fully grasp the thinking of a country of more than one billion people).

It seemed obvious that one could not fully report the story of Robert Hanssen's espionage without telling what happened to Brian Kelley and how the hunt for the mole inside the two intelligence agencies had gotten sidetracked in pursuit of the wrong man.

Nevertheless, if one could construct fully bioactive TNF-α in which all the lysine residues were replaced with other amino acids, site-specific PEGylation of the N-terminus could then be carried out.

"There were two really early identities I developed one I could not identity with, my assigned female gender, and one I could fully identify with, being an athlete," Lubin said.