Sentence examples for better realize that from inspiring English sources
The RNC and its state chapters had better realize that candidates like Erika Harold are the future of the GOP – or risk becoming an unelectable and moribund party of an unrepresentative demographic.
You better realize that registration is required in order to be eligible to use and purchase this medical cannabis for medical purposes.
"Those who talk about war had better realize that pushing the button would in the end turn out against them".
The old-time college powerhouses had better realize that the days of taking anything for granted are ending.
Brooks had better realize that if he wants back in, he'll have to assume an unfamiliar mantle of humility and (gulp) gratitude.
His recruiting methods drew the ire of some Big Ten coaches last year, but those guys better realize that if they don't quickly match Meyer's zeal on the recruiting trail, they'll be playing for second place in the league until Meyer inevitably burns out again.
His own way of healing, Mr. Bowers said later, is to "help people deal with conflict better, help them realize that forgiveness sets them free and that letting go can make them whole again".
Do they not realize that better pay would mean higher tuition or reduced services?
First presented in 1994 by Lincoln Center Theater, in a less confrontational staging, "Hello Again" has here been given a production that rips the shirts (and dresses) off its characters' backs, the better for us to realize that two is the loneliest number, even amid a crowd of spectators.
Adrenal Fatigue: Wrong Name, But Certainly Worth Treating After writing my book, "Are You Tired and Wired?" about the effects of stress and high cortisol, I've come to realize that better names for adrenal imbalance would be hypercortisolism or hypocortisolism.
