Sentence examples for being realised and from inspiring English sources

Amid the heft of historical ambitions being realised, and the first tangible diplomatic momentum of the war, there is now a sense that things are shifting in Syria.

A new Berlin airport, originally scheduled to open in 2010, is still years from being realised and billions over budget, while the Elbphilharmonie – a concert hall in Hamburg's harbour city – is seven years behind schedule and €550m (£430m) over cost.

It makes for more fi tness, it makes you more healthy, it makes for more teamwork, it makes more potential in sports being realised, and it has an eff ect on the academic studies as well.

During a SURE study (i) the current process understanding is collated, then (ii) possible scenarios that pose a threat to the smooth operation of a process on a larger scale are identified and (iii) the likelihood of such a scenario being realised and the severity of its impact are scored.

"That outcome is not being realised, and today's annual report really does confirm the need for change in direction".

It is likely that the heterogeneous nature of colorectal cancer patients, CIMP marker panels, tumour location along colorectal subsites and the highly complex nature of the multitude of molecular pathways and their interactions is only just being realised, and more work will be required to clearly elucidate these complex interactions.

Finally, coatings were realised and characterized in terms of porosity by image analysis of SEM pictures.

Injectors for space rockets engines have been realised and tested at ONERA.

In Africa, the inside-outside dream could finally be realised – and so European modernists let rip.

Five million lives are at stake: five million people whose potential can be realised, and not wasted.

In that case, the forecasts of electoral oblivion will probably be realised and deserved.