Sentence examples for using the full extent from inspiring English sources

Having catalogued the preferences of Garnett, Allen and Pierce, Rondo is now using the full extent of his mental playbook.

He's an incomparable passer of the ball, using the full extent of his height and the full length of the court to string out plays with the precision and spontaneity of a chess grandmaster, but a noted weakling from the free throw line.

But if the president does want to let Cubans play in America while paying taxes to the Castros, he can authorise it with a stroke of his pen and following his decision to shield 5m unauthorised immigrants from deportation, he has shown that Republican opposition in Congress will not deter him from using the full extent of his executive authority.

For this reason, we may want to avoid using the full extent of the porosified material to perform the nickel electrodeposition.

Because of their size, adult hyenas are incapable of using the full extent of their burrows, as most tunnels are dug by cubs or smaller animals.

"This represents a very important step, because it shows us that a coordinated, professional, and permanent effort is the path to clear up these events, and punish those responsible, using the full extent of the law," said President Michelle Bachelet.

"Cuomo was the first one who really used the full extent of the governor's power over the budget under the constitution," McGuire told me.

Horses can also lose their balance, so cargo plane pilots use the full extent of the runway to make takeoff and landing as smooth as possible.

What you can do then, he said, is "focus on redefining the job to use the full extent of your skill set".

The anchor appears to be the least satisfactory for the attribute "overall quality," suggesting that the subjects used the full extent of the grading scale.

Now Zuckerberg is commending his team for taking the issue "super seriously," displaying a wise course correction that could lead Facebook to use the full extent of its power to fight disinformation.