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If the policy was applied to new births, the savings would not be realised until the 2030s.

Upward social mobility for the lower ranks of society is a splendid aspiration, but it is not one that will be realised until the elite rediscovers its lost sense of noblesse oblige.

These results could not be readily explained with classical physics, and their importance would not be realised until 1966.

Although the full extent of the ruin will not be realised until the waters recede, some estimates are looking at a whopping $190 billion in damages.

Using old-fashioned scholarship and 21st-century computerised tools to analyse texts, the edition's international scholars have contended that Shakespeare's collaboration with other playwrights was far more extensive than has been realised until now.

During the early years of the programme, funds are spent to establish the optometry school but no benefits are realised until the first optometrists start work.

There was some confusion over a village called Magheralincan until it was realised that there was a space missing in the text.

For instance, in one trial it appeared that the patients from one country were all dwarfs, until it was realised that the height data had been recorded in inches rather than centimetres.

The first draft of the script originally called the role Boothroyd until it was realised that was also Q's name and it was subsequently changed.

The mean incremental net benefit (INB) for erlotinib is not realised until one is prepared to pay in excess of about £202 571 overall and £56 770 in the rash subgroup.

"We do not expect these savings to be wholly realised until spring 2013 and so, whilst we expect a modest recovery in the second half, we now anticipate that Blacks will be earnings-dilutive in the current year," he said.