Sentence examples for could only realize from inspiring English sources
But because the gains in income and wealth went disproportionately to upper-income households, most families could only realize higher spending norms by putting in additional hours and taking on debt.
However, most of them could only realize simple response to constant conditions (e.g. a stationary magnetic field) while carrying out humdrum motions.
This question appears to have been the source of some existential disquiet for Rosenzweig, and heading into the summer of 1913, he appears to have entertained certain Gnostic notions that one could only realize one's selfhood, and ground that selfhood in a relation to the divine, through a denial of the world.
Though they had considered adapting the game for consoles, and had produced 2 titles for the PlayStation 1, they could only realize YDKJ games with players at the same keyboard for input.
The synchronized optimization design method could not only realize collimating and uniform illumination, but also could be introduced to other specific light conditions.
Compared with the Mb-MCFs/GC electrode, the Mb-QDs-MCFs/GC electrode could not only realize enhanced direct electrochemistry but also display better sensitivity and wider linear range to the detection of hydrogen peroxide.
"Painting his vision of a great renaissance of the nation, Xi stressed that the 'China dream' could only be realized by seeking 'China's own path,' cultivating patriotism and following the Communist Party's leadership.
As hot chocolate and bubbly warmed our bellies, you could see a mutual knowledge in each other's eyes, a hint that we were fulfilling a promise that could only be realized through this peculiar journey alone.
Lesser directors had been filming song-and-dance scenes with a dull, stage-bound fidelity; Berkeley — the subject of a Film Forum series Dec. 7-15 — themed them into extravagant fantasies that could only be realized on film.
Therefore, in these experiments on natural-soils or soil-based substrates, localized supply of N could only be realized as a subsoil NH4 +-depot with its associated effects on localized root growth stimulation and rhizosphere acidification—and not as NO3 −.
