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Sentence examples for the full year from inspiring English sources

"the full year" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the entirety of a year or a specific period of time lasting one year. Example: "I plan to study abroad for the full year, from September to May."

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the full year

adjective

Containing the maximum possible amount of that which can fit in the space available.

  • The jugs were full to the point of overflowing.

synonyms

total
entire
abounding
brimful
bursting

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For the full year we estimate 3.4 percent".

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The New York Times

For the full year 2002.

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The New York Times

For the full year, it was 9.7%.

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The Guardian

Analysts expect $4.29 a share for the full year.

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The New York Times

Sony also raised its outlook for the full year.

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The New York Times

The also company cut its forecast for the full year.

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The New York Times

Zynga also cut its guidance for the full year.

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The New York Times

The full year or just the last two digits?

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The New Yorker

For the full year, analysts expected revenue of $4.95 billion.

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The full-year dividend is maintained at 14.76p a share.

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Independent

The full-year forecasts are inflation 1.2%% and GDP 1.7%.

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