Sentence examples for to fully discuss from inspiring English sources

"Freedom" will be our book for October, and probably for much of November, too, depending on how long it takes us — and you — to fully discuss it.

The number of office visits declined slightly, but revenues increased as pleased patients had more time to fully discuss their problems, which doctors then treated and received compensation for.

How unfortunate that the writer and editors of the front page article on solar homes and their owners in Connecticut "Lighting Up a House With the Sun's Power (April 8)" missed the opportunity to fully discuss many of the compelling reasons that lead conscientious homeowners to go solar.

It is outside the scope of this entry to fully discuss Horkheimer's views on pragmatism.

To fully discuss the effects of the heterostructure on the photocatalytic activities of Ag AgX X = Cl, Br)@TiO2 NPAS, the energy band diagram of Ag, AgX, and TiO2 is presented in Fig. 8.

The Endometriosis Foundation urges patients to fully discuss all possibilities and risks with their physician before deciding on any one option. .

"I applaud the members in their request for a hearing and look forward to fully discussing all of these issues as soon as possible.

We appreciate the need to more fully discuss literature relevant to the relationship between recombination and sequence diversity.

But it's surely long past time that we acknowledged these facts, and that we begin to more fully discuss the complicity of N.R.A.-backed politicians like Rubio, and Florida's governor, Rick Scott, in maintaining the environment that allows these tragedies to happen again and again and again.

In the process, we actually tried more than a dozen forms and created a matrix to cross-compare and fully discuss them.

"Given its complexity, the length of the concession and its importance for all Nicaraguans, this project deserves to be fully discussed and explained, seeking the broadest national consensus," noted the Nicaraguan Foundation for Economic and Social Development, an independent think-tank.