Sentence examples for easily realise from inspiring English sources

The original price I asked for the archive of books and letters was $250,000 Canadian dollars£146,00000); they could easily realise $1m£590,00000) in today's market.

Themes can easily realise or include New information, or be given their own intonation contour, placing both New and Given information in thematic position (Halliday, 1967a; 1976).

We all know how uncomfortable it feels to speak to someone you really like in front of his girlfriend who might easily realise your interest in her guy and be jealous.

Unfortunately, these conditions cannot be easily realised in large scale reactors and a deteriorated performance is often observed.

The benefits are easily realised, the costs are reasonable, and the risks of something going wrong are relatively small.

This tool allows easily realising the soft of an application, which would be implemented in a microcontroller in order to obtain smart devices.

A large class of nonlinear processes can be easily realised, and that is why the pilot plant is useful for testing ofstandard and advanced controllers.

Until we are able to convince the governments, and even the people about this reality, a formal commitment to a strengthened African research capacity cannot be easily realised.

The low frequency mode for the absorber is favourably considered based on the fact that the nonlinear absorber can be easily realised in practice by using a light-weight mass attachment with small values of linear and nonlinear stiffness of coupling.

The club is arguably healthier now than it has ever been but where only recently this was a set-up and fan-base pinching themselves to be in this lofty position, now they crave to be properly established: all those long-term aspirations, from the redevelopment of the stadium to investing further in community projects across south London, will be more easily realised as a top-flight club.

However, limited resources and shifting agendas mean that sustained research efforts are, on the part of not-for-profit organisations, not always easily realised.