Sentence examples for further from realisation from inspiring English sources

Western hopes of helping construct a unified, moderate, politically obedient rebel movement, sidelining Islamist hardliners and leaving them to wither away, could hardly be further from realisation.

But as people within the field have said the dream has always been "30 years away" from realisation.

Philip Long, director of V&A at Dundee, said: "I am delighted by the approval, which now allows us to move V&A at Dundee further towards realisation.

Nobody denies that these goals are far from realisation and some doubt that science will ever get there.

Beaming power to devices across several feet of empty airspace – which seems to be one of MIT's pet projects – looks a bit further away from commercial realisation.

The rapid developments in computer technology will permit further realisation of the potential of EC and future perspectives are discussed.

Then, we create further channel realisations by just changing the phases of the paths randomly, but do not alter any other parameter.

He is confronted by two further realisations, both shattering: that Jesus was married, and that the resurrection was probably faked.

Social institutions or legal practices, for Green, are justified only to the extent that they furthered the self-realisation of individuals.

Criticism of these bodies does not stem from any nationalistic motives but from the realisation that they are remote, unaccountable and, therefore, comparatively inefficient.This is important stuff.

These results are in agreement with the findings by Ahn et al. [ 16], and lend further support to the realisation that TFTRs do not just regulate efflux pumps.