Sentence examples for using to the full from inspiring English sources

To the end of his life he was distilling new discoveries into channels which made them not just accessible to astronomers but also understandable to the general public – a rare gift, which he never tired of using to the full.

"Why are we not using to the fullest the gifts and talents of women who constitute the majority of our membership throughout the world?" he wrote.

It is important, therefore, that the annual tax-free allowances are used to the full in every tax year.

But in the four erring countries, he says, the stabilisers should not be used to the full.

Derided as a toothless talking-shop when it was set up in 1999, it has used to the full its limited powers to tweak the process of government.

The House of Lords Committee on Games Legacy said the £429m stadium was a "national asset that should be used to the full".

People have gotten used to the full beard look -- the sort of Grizzly Adams look.

In this connection, we reaffirm the right of WTO members to use, to the full, the provisions in the TRIPS Agreement, which provide flexibility for this purpose.

All BLX instruments were used to the full WLs using a gentle in-and-out motion.

There are several interventions and resources available to effectively treat AN [ 12] which are currently not used to the full extent [ 7, 13].

Good relationships, where everyone's expertise and innovations, are used to the full, are crucial for establishing a strong midwifery profession and thus improved maternal and child health.