Sentence examples for Major realisation from inspiring English sources

He has composed the background music for the house and sim creation screens, but also wrote over 140 short musical stings which accompany key emotional moments in the gameplay – a fight, a kiss, a major realisation.

In an interview with the Glastonbury Free Press, the festival's newspaper, he said: "That was a major realisation: when you're getting ready for a big performance you can get too caught up in yourself and lose sight of the bigger picture".

"Scout's major realisations about prejudice, sympathy and understanding, through Atticus' defense of Tom Robinson, feel infantile when placed in the context of systematic violence against black bodies".

"They continue to be a major barrier to the realisation of universal suffrage in Hong Kong," Ashdown said.

A major barrier to the realisation of good mental health and well-being is stigma and discrimination.

This fact served as a major motivation for the realisation of a CAD prototype which performs automatic synthesis of rule-based diagnostic systems for industrial processes.

What Wynn pioneered so successfully in Las Vegas was the introduction of entertainment on a major scale and the realisation that there was money to be made not only in the casinos, which had traditionally dictated the way resorts were run, but in all the previously peripheral areas.

This concept can lead to a major breakthrough in the realisation of supersensitive detectors.

Key Findings and Conclusions Poverty reduction and resource mobilisation Poverty is a major obstacle in the realisation of children's rights affecting all aspects of their survival, protection and development.

The simulation tool consists of physical models and their computational realisations for major elements of the process such as: plasma torch; particle motion and heating; plasma-substrate and particle-substrate interaction; and formation of the deposited layer.

As Mr Kornacki rightly suggests, one may well agree with the general stance of OWS that Wall Street is rife with corruption, that inequality and the influence of the wealthy need to be reined in while disapproving of tent cities reeking of trash and the supercilious entitlement of liberal arts majors aggrieved by the realisation that student loans aren't gifts.