Sentence examples for take fully from inspiring English sources

The trouble was, Hungary neglected to take fully into account the sensitivities of the respective governments.

But he failed to take fully into account the effect of China buying American bonds and therefore suppressing long-term interest rates.

There is barely a hint that anyone in Washington appreciates both how severe and dangerous this decline has become, or that it will take fully a generation to address it in a significant way.

Construction would take fully 10 years, and by the time it was barely halfway finished, Wilgus would be gone and his guess as to the cost of the project would have doubled, to about $2 billion in today's dollars.

HSBC chairman Douglas Flint said to investors: "We also have to take fully into account the repositioning of our industry being driven by the regulatory and structural reforms which have been put in place post crisis.

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It took fully five seconds before he realised Johnson was referring to Murrayfield.

Reconstruction took fully 80 years even to begin fulfilling the original goal of giving American blacks equal rights and opportunities.

In 2000, when the last census was taken, fully 43% of residents lived below the poverty line.

In this instance, perhaps he can be taken fully at his word that death-camp imagery played no role in his initial conception.

Scotland's three coalitions since 1999 have required six, 13 and 12 days, while Wales's 2007 formation took fully two months.