Sentence examples for has finally been realized from inspiring English sources

"Our vision has finally been realized," Mr. Kang said.

Information management on the web has finally been realized.

For many schools, the dream of a one-device-per-child experience has finally been realized through a consumer technology battle waged by the biggest names in the industry.

Pundits and celebrants caught up in the moment have pronounced that King's "Dream" has been achieved, and perhaps even more surprisingly, that the Founders' vision has finally been realized.

Fe pc) is nontoxic and inexpensive, and 2 is synthesized in only two steps without the need for halogenated solvents or carcinogenic butadiene.[ 11b, 16] While there is still room for improvement, the concept of a fully catalytic Mitsunobu reaction has finally been realized.

His idea that a current of electricity thrown by a sound into undulations that are the mathematical equivalent of sound waves, had finally been realized.

When it was time to write his law-school thesis, he chose for a subject a German nationalist named Konstantin Frantz, whose concept of the Reich, Waldheim said, had finally been realized in the "current great conflict... with the non-European world".

At one point, as Mr. Codey guided some of the show's cast members on a tour of the rarely seen upstairs rooms in the mansion, it looked as if some bad dream about New Jersey's problems with corruption had finally been realized.

I hated thinking that regardless of my level of education, my accomplishments, and my status in society, something that I had heard when I was a kid had finally been realized and comprehended: "No matter what you do, you'll still be a black man" -- but they forgot to include the word "scary".

The technology has enormous manufacturing promise that's finally being realized.

When New Jersey's troubled automobile inspection system completes its switch to a more stringent emissions test on Aug. 1, what should have been achieved last December will finally be realized, state officials say: a smoothly operating program that results in cleaner air.