Sentence examples for far from realizing from inspiring English sources

Nate Elliott, an analyst with Forrester Research, said Facebook was far from realizing its potential as an advertising platform.

"The Internet is demolishing barriers, but we are still far from realizing the full benefit of what it can do for our world," said Maurice Lévy, chief executive of the advertising company Publicis Groupe, who has served as Mr. Sarkozy's point man in organizing the conference.

This change, while far from realizing that vision, still shows that Twitter is carefully considering the importance of private messaging in a world where its app competes with things like Facebook Messenger, Snapchat and others.

But California is far from realizing the full potential of its renewable resources.

The fact is Bannon is still very far from realizing his (stated) policy dreams, including increasing taxes on the rich or regulating Facebook and Google like public utilities.

In 2016, the concept is intriguing and still very much in research, although we are still far from realizing such a perfect world.

Whatever happens in November, the quest for a more representative democracy will be far from realized.

While remote sensing has been widely used for broad-scale production forecasts and early famine warning, its potential contribution to agricultural management is still far from realized.

Still, the candidates and advisers agreed that, despite the N.L.D.'s victories that day, democracy was far from realized in Myanmar.

The past 38 years have demonstrated that this undeniably laudable goal, to let America's laboratories of democracy kill as they see fit, has been far from realized.

That dream is still far from realized, however, even after the third-seeded Safina's 6-3, 7-6 (4) victory over her less decisive Russian compatriot Vera Zvonareva in Thursday's semifinals.