Sentence examples for Upon realisation from inspiring English sources

Following its release, and upon realisation that the product was much sought after for its pre-amplifier section, a preamp version of the NAD 3020 was released under the name NAD 1020.

It's also easy to feel a swell of resentment upon realisation that many of these problems are part of a bill that was, in large part, racked up by previous governments and generations.

(Emma) Evident in these excerpts is the anxiety, indecision, anger, and loss of control felt upon realisation of having to relinquish her home without planned alternatives.

The underlying assumption for this hypothesis was that individuals who have high levels of weight misperception are likely to be alarmed and more motivated into taking action upon realisation of actual weight status.

Upon this realisation, scientists decided to initiate a brutal extermination campaign, which lead to their apparent extinction.

The first is a stream of literature of the field of Security Economics, which was founded upon the realisation that misplaced incentives play a part in explaining why many security systems fail [20].

Upon this realisation Dr Grant jammed a knife into the shark, swam to shore, grabbed a first aid kit from his van, stitched up the wound, then headed to the local tavern for a pint.

In Thelma, the eponymous lead may undergo terrifying, serpent-filled incidents, but she ultimately gets to experience liberation, love and self-acceptance upon the realisation that she's gay.

From this we can see that it is not a reliable analysis strategy to select a process based upon the conceptual realisation of the clause alone, as there is not a direct relationship between these two elements.

We might argue, for example, that some of the goods to which individuals have rights depend for their realisation upon the health of the communities and cultures to which those individuals belong, so that there is a case for individuals sharing in group rights because those rights serve their individual rights or their individual freedom (Jacobs 1991; Kymlicka 1989, 1995; Wellman 1999).

But after years of football team rejections and two splits in my collar bone, a slow and gradual realisation dawned upon me: I realised that I might never be Men.