Sentence examples for cannot realise from inspiring English sources

If its famously inward-looking bureaucracy cannot realise these today, adding Renault-Nissan will hardly make the job easier.

The majority cannot understand this – cannot realise that it is partly blind – because its own provincialism has persisted uninterrupted for so long.

And its people cannot realise their full potential in a society where they get only one shot at doing well in life, and it comes when they are still teenagers.

Harsher and harsher penalties have little effect because the system itself is pushing them further and further into a corner, from which they cannot realise their full potential and take their place as a valued member of the broader community.

Perhaps the tape could be seen as a metaphor for the secret of enlightenment: he's got it, they can't have it, and they cannot realise that they are going the wrong way about searching for it.

"That may or may not be good news for Helen Clark's bid to come from behind once the [permanent members of the security council] realise they cannot realise their first preferred choice.

"What I would say to those back home who question the future of the Lions is that unless you have been part of a tour, you cannot fully realise its importance.

Unfortunately, many existing healthcare systems are inflexible, single-purpose, and self-contained, so that we cannot fully realise their potential.

Thus the patient cannot both realise the benefits from registering personal medication information, and at the same time retain control over what information that is registered.

When children feel that they are under constant threat of being hurt and humiliated, they cannot fully realise their academic potential.

Without Turkish movement on Nabucco, however, this cannot be realised.