Sentence examples for taking fully from inspiring English sources

Building façade design in Lebanon is not taking fully advantage of the 12 h daylighting availability.

To begin, Twitter is finally taking fully advantage of its investment in Gnip.

It's worth remembering that weasels have a truly catholic diet – I've seen them taking fully grown rabbits.

The participants' responses in this study were characterized by a general lack of interest in taking fully online or blended courses of English.

By taking fully advantage of gravity, CAGD process can produce the mobilized oil near the combustion front through the underlying horizontal well, serving as a possible solution for extra-heavy oil production in Xinjiang oil field.

We study the time-dependent quantum scattering of a spatially indirect exciton by an external potential, taking fully into account the relative quantum dynamics of the electron-hole (e-h) pair.

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

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

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.