fully fledged造句
1. We are now fully fledged instructors.
2. He's a fully fledged pilot now.
3. Even fully fledged homosexuals often return to the pursuit of women.
4. Several goldsmiths developed into fully fledged banks and issued banknotes.
5. He wasn't hurt, but I was a fully fledged professor before I could afford another.
6. the emergence of a fully fledged market economy.
7. There are fully fledged worlds such as Titan, as complex as any planet.
8. The beginning of science as a fully fledged enterprise took place in relation to two important definitions of the Magisterium of the Church.
9. A fully fledged defence agreement with America to contain China does not seem on the cards for now.
10. There are fully fledged worlds such as Titan, as complex as any planet. There are possible havens for life, such as the ice-crusted water world Europa.
11. A fully fledged currency requires both a central bank and a Treasury.
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12. The longer-term tendency may be for the joint boards to develop into fully fledged special purpose authorities.
13. I was quite happy to reap the benefits of being a fully fledged malai killer.
14. As the chicks hatched, they were moved into an out-building and then, when fully fledged, up to the pool.
15. These constraints put out of the question any prospect of training fully fledged navigators for the thousands of landing craft crews.
16. In a clear trend, RDBMS vendors, unwilling to give up market share to NXDs, offer their own fully fledged but well-integrated XML solutions to answer the needs of their customers.
17. "Your white lies are more gaps in the story, " says Austin. "Not fully fledged lies, but it's only a temporary position.
18. The place to go to see the technology in action is Boulder, Colorado, home to what is considered the world's first fully fledged "smart grid".
19. The fact that China is now pivotal says much about developments in the decade since it emerged as a fully fledged market economy as symbolised by membership of the World Trade Organisation.
20. Of the Arab League's 22 members, not a single one is a stable and fully fledged democracy.