Sentence examples for generally realized that from inspiring English sources

It is now generally realized that this approach to development is inadequate.

Late in life, Frances Perkins wrote about the maturation of social thinking during the first half of the twentieth century, "Very slowly there evolved...certain basic facts, none of them new, but all of them seen in a new light...it had not been generally realized that on the ability of the common man to support himself hung the prosperity of everyone in the country".

It is generally realized that two major factors can influence leaf rolling.

We then paid what homage we could by climbing the sacred hill, thrashing through flooded brambles to the ruined stronghold, and generally realizing that the old family stories were going to need some elaboration.

Many military officials now say that the United States and North Korea came perilously close to war, much closer than was generally realized at the time.

The well-known pseudo-continuum model of porous catalysts was based on the generally realized assumption that the external surface of the particle is negligible compared to the internal one.

And there's another thing that isn't generally realized.

The United States tried confrontation in 1994, in a dispute over North Korea's nuclear program, and came much closer than is generally realized to a war that, according to one Pentagon estimate, could have killed one million people, including 80,000 to 100,000 Americans.

Clearly the subsidiarity principle does more to help that than is generally realized.

We observe that GSA2 [the modified version of GSA based on Equation (6)] generally realized higher power than the original GSA.

Death penalty defense lawyers say that the Counterman case illustrates that prosecutorial misconduct is more pervasive than is generally realized.