Sentence examples for Worth realising from inspiring English sources

Overwatch's incredible sound design is all about information, and it's worth realising that your teammates' actions are dialled-down and the enemy has higher priority.

Remember, no families are perfect  Finally, it's worth realising that although it would be good if we all got on, we don't live in a cheesy Christmas advert with fake, perfect families.

But it's worth realising that, if a deadline is three weeks away, the lecturer is probably expecting you to take a bit longer on it than the three hours you did it in the night before, while jacked-up on energy drinks.

Feige has admitted the studio would not even have made Ant-Man had the British director not expressed an interest; now it finds itself committed to shooting a movie about a minor comic-book character with a distinctly ropey biography minus the very creative architect who might have made it worth realising.

In the fight against FOBTs, it's worth realising that they're simply one way in which touch-screen gambling is hurting people across the country.

As the first series progresses, she starts to understand her worth, realise that she is good at her job and fight for her role in the company.

Indeed, it was perhaps only after he had departed the scene that his true worth was realised.

Realising that the EU is worth every political effort has been something she has had to learn.

Others cancelled foreign holidays, realising how little their roubles were now worth abroad, while those with euro or dollar mortgages and loans are particularly exposed.

It is worth having clothes to wear instead of waking up and realising you have nothing to wear.

Now they realise my worth.