Sentence examples for situation fully from inspiring English sources
Of course there's a description in the paper (good, very good, excellent) and of course that's a shorthand that doesn't explain the situation fully.
It was allowed to visit a number of cities where protests were being held but government officials were always with the mission members, limiting their ability to assess the situation fully, said a United Nations deputy spokesman, Farhan Haq.
But on its Facebook page, the museum said: "As a municipal bankruptcy of this size is unprecedented, the D.I.A. will continue to carefully monitor the situation, fully confident that the emergency manager, the governor and the courts will act in the best interest of the City, the public and the museum".
The company says it had the situation fully taken care of as of 9 30 ET last night.
So even if you are a total novice heading into industry, there is no reason not to get your future postdoc situation fully spelled out.
"After investigating the situation fully, it turns out that the servers were in fact not affected directly by Shellshock, but by a minor bug in a parsing script," said Yahoo in a statement.
In such situations, fully rational agents choose their preferred course of action on the basis of what they cognitively expect other agents to do.
We have, for instance, learned that ions released from NP can in some situations fully explain the effects observed in organisms.
In relation to Steubenville and similar situations, fully 28percentt of women and 3percentt of men experience sexual assault on college campuses.
According to research by Robert A. G. Monks and Alexandra Reed Lajoux, authors of Corporate Valuation for Portfolio Investment: Analyzing Assets, Earnings, Cash Flow, Stock Price, Governance, and Special Situations fully 80percentt of the market value of Standards and Poors 500 companies comes from intangible assets.
However, having class advisors whom they trusted sufficiently to turn to in difficult or hurtful situations fully attenuated the negative association of loneliness with later school wellbeing.
