Sentence examples for could realize a from inspiring English sources

Before the country could realize a black Presidency, it seems, popular culture conceived it — first as comedy, then as commonplace.

Based on China Mobile's latest share price, Vodafone could realize a $3.9 billion profit if it sold its stake.

The companies were often taken public quickly, so the Blechs and other early shareholders could realize a return.

Before the country could realize a black Presidency, it seems, popular culture conceived it first as comedy, then as commonplace.

He never wrote the proposed sequel to the The Social Contract, in which he meant to deal with international politics, but he declared that existing governments lived in a state of nature, that their obsession with conquest was imbecilic, and that "if we could realize a European republic for one day, it would be enough to make it last for ever".

We also confirm that using a higher pressure could realize a smaller radius of curvature and reduce an unnecessary twisting motion.

A worksheet prepared by one former Neurometrix salesman, labeled "CONFIDENTIAL OPPORTUNITY," showed how a doctor could realize an annual profit of $46,588.80 by testing 10 patients a week.

The report estimates that e-commerce companies could realize an additional $20 billion in sales this year -- bringing overall Web sales to some $57 million -- by improving site design, navigation and overall ease of use.

At the same time, the few specialty food stores already here, as well as markets eager to break into the county, could realize an opportunity to expand, given the recent bankruptcy protection filing by Grand Union.

(It is important to remember that a suitably constructed sequence could realize an arbitrarily large utility improvement).

That could be an enticing proposition for the chains, since they could realize an almost immediate gain on their investment, plus the ongoing proceeds of a partnership going forward.