Sentence examples for to fully establish from inspiring English sources

The relatively new company has yet to fully establish its reputation.

It may take years for Moyes to fully establish his own identity.

But the senior officer failed "to fully establish if there was any truth to the song titles comment", the commission said.

A DfE spokeswoman said: "It is perfectly normal for any type of new school to take time to fully establish itself.

Hence, further works are still needed to fully establish the potential of pig manure in the enhancement of soil bioremediation.

Huge revenue figures no: but growth at a time where DVD sales are now declining and Bluray has yet to fully establish itself in the broader market.

Acer has long been a beast in the Chinese PC market, but has yet to fully establish its presence as a smartphone or tablet maker.

Unable to fully establish himself as Ireland's first choice number nine since making his debut in 2006, he has devised his own approach to selection.

There is reported tension between party and military, and even his father took three years to fully establish power; he appears to have bought off the army with his "Songeun" ("Military First") policy.

Admittedly, another academy product, Ryan Bertrand, has tasted first-team action and even played in the 2012 Champions League final, but he has failed to fully establish himself in the side.

Applicants--who can represent either their university or collaborative efforts between institutions--will have to win a second grant--the NPEBC (P50) award--to fully establish their national program.