Sentence examples for commonly realized from inspiring English sources

But financespeak is an empire unto itself, and perhaps more influential than is commonly realized.

This was a deeper tragedy than is commonly realized — and not only because India today has almost as many Muslims as Pakistan.

The U.S. health care system already has much more of a public-private mix than is commonly realized — in some ways far more that in less developed countries.

And it shows something else, too: Reagan didn't understand his own economic program, which was a lot more "Keynesian," in the modern American sense of the word, than is commonly realized.

In the book, Ms. Whitney – who shook bond markets with an appearance in 2010 on "60 Minutes" in which she predicted scores of municipal defaults – will "reveal why America's cities and states are in deeper trouble than is commonly realized," according to the publisher.

The Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor (SFR) core predesign process is commonly realized on the basis of expert advices and local parametric studies.

It should be noted, however, that the perfect, imperfect, weqatal and wayyiqtol are typically associated with the selection of indicative mood type (although the imperfect is also the normal form for imperatives which select for negative POLARITY); however, the imperfect and weqatal commonly realize various modal meanings as well (Gianto 1998).

Light-frame buildings commonly employ shear wall realized by framing and sheathing panels made of wood materials.

Surface modification is commonly used to realize this conversion.

In the case of relationships between agriculture and food industry and/or big retail channels, contract farming represents the legal form commonly used to realize the coordination.

In "Encrypted domain DCT based on homomorphic cryptosystems," Bianchi et al. demonstrate how the 1-dimensional and 2-dimensional Discrete Cosine Transform, among the most commonly used signal processing operations, can be realized in the HE domain.