Sentence examples for thoroughly known from inspiring English sources
Although exploration of the genome has already begun, it will be decades before every detail is thoroughly known.
The body plan of etrigansaurians strongly differs from other theropods, and their morphology is more thoroughly known than that of noasaurids1,4.
Since Mr Brown is thoroughly known and not popular, the main area of volatility is surely the public's attitude to the Conservatives.
The statement echoes the National Rifle Association, which yesterday said: "Until the facts are thoroughly known, the NRA will not be making any comment".
In recent years, the strengthening of masonry walls often foresees external bonded fibre reinforced polymers (FRPs) even if many aspects of this technique are not thoroughly known.
"If someone is going to beat us, they're going to be thoroughly known when they win," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's longtime strategist.
It also helps companies produce the work, chiefly by sending out a répétiteur, a dance professional who thoroughly knows the piece, to instruct the dancers in the movements — "to set the dance on the company," as choreographers put it.
There's a ring of truth there, but also a quaver of the frustrated ambition that is a leitmotif in Bair's account of a laureate of urbane smarts in mid-to-late-twentieth-century America — a country that, for all his kidding of its hubbub and razzmatazz, he explored and thoroughly knew, and enjoyed.
A person who has explored the business idea in great detail and scrutiny is also likely to get a greater support from friends, family, and his/her institution as he/she thoroughly knows what to do and how to do it.
The original ten-point scale is widely used; however, the presence of two modified versions [43, 50] and the unclear indications given by authors can easily lead to mistakes by those who do not thoroughly know the evolution of the scale.
System administrators should thoroughly know how servers work as well as the webserver used with them (Apache, IIS, etc).
