fully

• fully aware

  He is fully aware of the dangers, but has put in years of preparation.

• be fully

  The interest charge would be fully tax deductible.

• fully automated

  This is fully automated and costs £10 a quarter.

• fully equipped

  All the studios sleep 2–3, have private facilities and terraces and are fully equipped for the self catering gourmet.

• fully committed

  But Robert is as fully committed to the world of bloodstock as ever.’

• i fully

• now fully

  We are now fully fledged instructors.

• fully informed

  willing to learn and, equally, determined to be fully informed and to share in the running of their schools.

• do not fully

  Comparisons between the incomes of age-groups, as in Figure 5.1, give only very rough indications of differences in disposable financial resources, for they do not fully take into account differences in household composition.

• fully resolved

  Graptolite taxonomy has by no means been fully resolved even after 100 years of research, and new discoveries are still being made.

• fully understand

  We need to fully understand human interventions in natural systems, including climate and ecology.

• fully operational

  The new headquarters of the local daily newspaper and its sister, the Western Evening Herald , are now shipshape and fully operational.

• yet fully

  This ambiguity — not yet fully dispelled — has been of immense importance both to the international community and to Japan herself.

• never fully

  Clare never fully recovered.

• fully occupied

  But I had many other interests which kept me fully occupied at the time.

• fully appreciated

  Perhaps it isn't fully appreciated how easy greenhouses are to move, especially if they are aluminium and just a few seasons old.

• fully integrated

  The establishment within English of a fully integrated career structure encouraged more pragmatic attitudes towards the discipline.

• fully described

  (This theory is more fully described in Chapter 5.)

• fully entitled

  Now I am fully entitled under the laws of this state to regard your affairs as confidential.

• become fully

  Until we know who we are we are not free to become fully involved with others.