Sentence examples for continue to be realised from inspiring English sources
"We would like clinicians to be able to be view a patient's SCR, when it is appropriate for them to do so, so that the benefits to patient safety and care can continue to be realised, including more informed and appropriate prescribing, reduced medication errors, greater clinician confidence when caring for patients and improved support for patients who may have problems communicating".
Such an approach offers a significant step that enables forensic science to address a number of the critiques that have been made in recent years, and to ensure that the value of physical evidence continues to be realised in forensic investigations and the pursuit of justice.
Robert Copsey of Digital Spy considered "Behind These Hazel Eyes" as Clarkson's second best single after "Since U Been Gone", writing "It proved a slow burner at the time of release, but this track's greatness continues to be realised over time".
Shares in Morrisons fell by 4.5% to 193p as investors realised profits would continue to be affected by price cuts and the company said it was ditching a promise to pay an annual dividend of at least 5p.
As an ageing woman, I realise I will continue to be prey for the rest of my life.
She added: "The Met have been very brave to realise you can't continue to be a closed institution.
Secondly, intervention effects must be maintained over a prolonged period of time in order for substantial health benefits to be realised, though these may continue to accumulate after the end of the intervention.
That said, valuation is never enough on its own and, with lingering problems in the banking sector, a catalyst for improving sentiment [and for realising this value] continues to be lacking.
But as observation continued it was realised that the gas was expanding at a very great speed – more than a thousand kilometres a second.
However, due to financial constraints this could not be realised.
