Sentence examples for put to full from inspiring English sources

As water scarcity increases and river-basin supplies are put to full use, more and more water will be diverted from agricultural use.

Little comfort to the firms that paid for it, many of which are unlikely still to be around if it is put to full use.

"I told Lou what I had done, and by the California primary in June, the exit poll was put to full use". That version was primitive.

This is a book where the freedom and power of Ferrante's anonymity is put to full use in writing that is driven by a ruthless honesty.

"He made each one feel they had some special knowledge or intelligence that was not being recognized or put to full use," Dr. Jubilee Rajiah, a Dunedin psychiatrist who trained in Bouwer's department, says.

But Hollywood has a glut of young actresses who have more than that to offer — they have talent, and that talent isn't being put to full use in Hollywood movies.

Once a plant is open, more trains mean lower operating expenses because the plant can be put to fuller use.

Gray's concept of the total brand makeover was put to fullest effect for the Watney Mann brewery in the 50s and 60s.

The criticism put to Fuller was similar of that in 1997 when the Spice Girls fired him for being too controlling.

The proposal will be put to the full Parliament after the Easter break.

They called for the issues in contention to be put to a full Senate vote.