Sentence examples for extent to realize from inspiring English sources
What is more important is that the hydrogen transfer reaction and continuous gasoline olefin cracking reactions are enforced to the largest extent to realize the goals of gasoline olefin reduction and propylene maximizing.
Theobald cites it but does not mention that his own work is, to an extent, the attempt to realize the proposal by Sober and Steel.
Dieter slept with the money tied to his waist, and Nancy began to realize the extent to which Dieter would use her.
But to approach the problem in this way is to fail to realize the extent to which we are ourselves a product of the climate record.
One reason well-known bugs linger is that companies fail to realize the extent of the problem, says HD Moore, chief research officer with security company Rapid7.
American experts say the Obama administration has been slow to realize the extent of the change in Japan's thinking about its traditional protector and its traditional rival.
Only recently, more than a year after her father died, has Ms. Grossman come to realize the extent to which she avoided certain places sacred to her father, just to return to them enthusiastically.
You start to realize the extent to which the domestic violence in Pinter's early works was a prophecy of the more explicit political violence in the later plays.
