Sentence examples for any realisation from inspiring English sources

Yet the emergent meaning is never given in its entirety nor obviated by any realisation.

The resulting controller is valid for any realisation of the memberships, as usual in most TS literature.

Nationalists should remember that.John ShawParisSIR – Any belated realisation of inequitable treatment of Scots may be the unmasking of disinformation masquerading as history.

Wholesale redundancies may seem prudent but the human cost is high and redundancy entitlements may delay any actual realisation of savings.

Chris Williams, the 3i partner who led the transaction said: "We hadn't planned to make any partial realisation at this stage, but with a business well ahead of its milestones, and strategically attractive to others, the board of NCP decided that Macquarie's offer provided the right solution for developing both of the businesses further".

Indeed, because it invites many interpretations, an artwork acquires an ideality of possible meanings which cannot be obviated by any possible realisation (RB 146).

In reality, grasping that your parents are flawed is unlikely to have any long-term adverse effects (and it is a realisation likely to occur repeatedly throughout one's life).

It is a spirit of self-knowledge, a realisation that you have enough to spare by any objective standard.

The move follows "notification of an event of default under the senior credit facility, and a realisation that there were no alternatives that could be explored any further".

I had a realisation that this just wasn't where I wanted to be any more.'.

Architecturally skyscrapers are the most meretricious of structures; predicated not on the possible realisation of any aesthetic ideal, but on the actualisation of specific construction technologies.