Sentence examples for been a growing realisation from inspiring English sources

Since the Sex Offences Act (2002), which criminalised grooming via the internet, there has been a growing realisation in the Met that it would have to change the way it operates: to successfully pursue and prosecute the growing communities of paedophiles who commit sex crimes online, it would have to penetrate the various 'meeting places' made possible by the explosion in social networking sites.

At the same time, there is a growing realisation that the modern world is increasingly collaborative.

"There's a growing realisation that this is a long game.

There is a growing realisation among economic historians that this was indeed the case.

There is a growing realisation that life, as we live it, is not sustainable.

But there is a growing realisation that these devices are not in themselves the salvation of the commercial news industry that some expected.

"There's a growing realisation that we're being trained to be blind to advertising," says Mark Popkiewicz, CEO of British-based advertising company Mirriad.

There is a growing realisation that much of the power we have given them is being handed over to corporate interests.

But senior Tories say there is a growing realisation in Downing Street that the prime minister would face a difficult finale to his premiership if the negotiations fail.

There is a growing realisation among some in parliament that this is not about politics – it's about children who were abused and had lives ruined.

Some suggest the government has done enough to be given the benefit of the doubt, while others resent the rebel ringleaders' tactics.Critically, there is a growing realisation that this is not really about university funding, but about Mr Blair's leadership.