Sentence examples for thinks fully from inspiring English sources

The European Commission thinks fully integrated gas and electricity markets could yield savings of up to €65 billion (about $86 billion) a year.Yesterday's dreamEuropean leaders once thought that they were leading the way towards the era of low-carbon power.

"You are for the first time, I think, fully your own man," he added.

"But that core philosophy which he expressed I think fully in that interview has been part of his political persona since day one".

They've been far too slow to react to the digital age and don't really, I think, fully embrace its potential.

He informed Striggio that what he had first considered a rather monotonous piece he now thought fully appropriate to the occasion.

These gentlemen have, as I think, fully and clearly vindicated the Constitution from any design to support slavery for an hour.

"He's a very likable, very presentable young man who I don't think fully appreciates the hurt that's been inflicted on him".

Some even thought fully informed consent is impossible.

The comparison to quantum/relativistic revolution in physics is, I think, fully appropriate.

Along this line, accumulative evidence on the cellular plasticity of previously thought fully differentiated resident lung cells (epithelial, endothelial as well as mesenchymal cell populations) highlight the dynamic cell cell and cell matrix interactions in CLD (Königshoff et al, 2009).

I think they fully appreciate how completely unworkable it is..