Sentence examples for greater realised from inspiring English sources

That may improve matches between high productivity firms and workers, leading to even greater realised productivity and wages.

It was great to realise how much she has going on outside the film industry.

Maybe it's Pixar's acknowledgement of its own limits: great artists realising they can't be the greatest forever.

Quote: "I think it's great to realise that your country appreciates what you do.

Rhodes said: "I think it's great to realise that your country appreciates what you do, I am very proud to be British and I'm an amazing royalist, so it will be quite fabulous".

It is concluded that sheep visual acuity is potentially greater than hitherto realised, but that standardisation of techniques is required to make accurate comparisons with data gathered previously.

Rich countries subsidise R&D, because the benefits of new technologies to society as a whole are greater than those realised by the companies that produce it.

However, since that golden era, the stream of new antibiotics has turned to a trickle as pharmaceutical companies realised greater returns on investment by developing drugs for lifelong diseases rather than acute illnesses such as infected cuts or pneumonia.

During this time, the GTVI and SOC launch a secret operation within the nebula, at great risk, to recover an operative and check the other side of the gate, discovering the threat posed to the GTVA is much greater than they realised.

The prosperity of the 1850s and 1860s, together with the arrival of the railways, realised greater opportunities for brewers, and by 1861 John Smith employed eight men in his brewing and malting enterprise.

"With Bill, who would have gone on to be a great director, I realised I wanted to produce," she recalls.