Fully in a sentence

Cullman County Schools Superintendent Dr. Shane Barnette told The Tribune, “We’re not fully virtual or fully remote, and I think that’s what she’s basically trying: trying to get those schools that are fully remote to come back to face-to-face.

Fully connected network Fully connected mesh topology In a fully connected network, all nodes are interconnected.

About 9 per cent of global knowledge workers will work fully remote and in the US, 51 per cent of them will go hybrid while 20 per cent will be fully remote, according to a Gartner report.

And I think the American people will judge him based on if he’s fully cooperating and if he’s fully honest.

Countries and territories under Tier 1 fully comply with the minimum standards while those under Tier 2 do not fully comply with the minimum standards but are making significant efforts to bring themselves into compliance with them.

He said Labour would be “fully engaged and fully active in any recall petition”, campaigning to get the signatures from voters.

I'd say, the most ahead of schedule definable element was having the team fully hired, fully trained, and in our market, you know, in our construct, we certify a salesperson to be able to support a case.

I operate either fully in or fully out.

Jesus is both fully human and fully divine.

Sharif also said that he was “fully aware” of his duties, asserting that his government was fully committed to preserving, protecting, and defending the Constitution but would not allow anyone to violate the law or create unrest.

Then it’ll pivot fully dovish in May, pause rate hikes, and fully support the economy… and markets.

While failing to utilize Pokérus fully is a real missed opportunity, its continued existence means it could always become relevant again, perhaps in the don't fully have the Pokérus mechanic.

A Dorset Police spokesman said: "We fully understand the impact that shoplifting can have on our local businesses in Weymouth town centre and we are fully committed to working with the retail sector, including charity shops, to tackle this issue.

By alleviating financial stress, fully funded scholarships enable students to focus on their studies, engage in extracurricular activities, and fully immerse themselves in their educational experience.

Consumers have a right to fully understand and consent to any financial decision and must not be pressured to sign any document without reading it and fully understanding its implications.

In Greater Manchester, 83.5 per cent of children are fully protected by their fifth birthday, meaning one in five are not fully protected by the time they’ve started school.

Kesar Creek is now fully covered by licenses, Arau is now fully covered by licenses and Wild Dog is partly covered by licenses (with one remaining ELA awaiting conversion to an EL).

There is absolutely no reason to believe that a fully government-controlled RBI and fully government appointed board will reach better decisions than one that has private shareholders and directors.

While she still can’t fully process what has happened, the London-born singer is fully enjoying the ride, describing it as “pretty magical”.

An upsurge in domestic tourism could bring welcome economic relief to the New Zealand economy, perhaps for some months, before international markets fully recovered, and the airline capacity to serve them fully returned.