But financespeak is an empire unto itself, and perhaps more influential than is commonly realized.
This was a deeper tragedy than is commonly realized — and not only because India today has almost as many Muslims as Pakistan.
The U.S. health care system already has much more of a public-private mix than is commonly realized — in some ways far more that in less developed countries.
The Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor (SFR) core predesign process is commonly realized on the basis of expert advices and local parametric studies.
Building insulation is commonly realized using materials obtained from petrochemicals (mainly polystyrene) or from natural sources processed with high energy consumptions (glass and rock wools).
And it shows something else, too: Reagan didn't understand his own economic program, which was a lot more "Keynesian," in the modern American sense of the word, than is commonly realized.
In the book, Ms. Whitney – who shook bond markets with an appearance in 2010 on "60 Minutes" in which she predicted scores of municipal defaults – will "reveal why America's cities and states are in deeper trouble than is commonly realized," according to the publisher.
Although national health insurance has considerable support within the medical profession, the degree to which patient empowerment, individual choice, competition and market incentives are being consciously and successfully used to solve health care problems is far more extensive than is commonly realized.
Thomas (2006) argues that the concepts of consciousness and imagination are much more closely connected with one another than is commonly realized; that, indeed, before the 17th century, imagination occupied a very large part of the conceptual space since taken over by consciousness.
The sometimes-overlooked answer is that the impetus of the protest was more economic than is commonly realized.
