Sentence examples for has never been realized from inspiring English sources

In a statement late last month, Mr. Paterson, who grew up in Hempstead, said that despite its bucolic setting, Belmont Park's "development potential has never been realized".

The reversible stimulus-responsive volume change in graphene materials has never been realized, due to the irreversible restacking or agglomeration of graphene sheets.

High pressure magic angle spinning (MAS) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) with a sample spinning rate exceeding 2.1 kHz and pressure greater than 165 bar has never been realized.

The old cliché of human beings as slaves to computers has never been realized.

In truth, though, the fulfillment of the ideal that the document envisioned has never been realized on American soil.

While the 1993 Oslo Accord produced two Nobel peace prizes, the hoped for peace has never been realized as the Palestinians did not reject violence or fully recognize Israel's right to even exist as required.

Some form of nudity was always the unspoken goal, but beyond the unfortunate old man on the twelfth floor that goal had never been realized.

SEATTLE — In the 11 years since Oregon became the first state to allow physician-assisted suicide, the worst fears have never been realized, even some of the law's staunchest opponents say.

Those gains have never been realized because the country's currency, the rand, has risen dramatically — almost 90percentt — against the dollar, leaving the companies with costs that are no longer aligned with the sale price of gold, which is sold in dollars at about $419 an ounce.

For Mr. Stein, 62, staging "Faust" was a longtime dream that somehow had never been realized: not at the Berlin Schaubuhne, which he took over in 1970 and where he made his reputation as a revolutionary during a 15-year tenure, nor at the Salzburg Festival, where he was the head of the spoken theater branch from 1991 to 1997 under Gerard Mortier.

The numerical simulation suggested that the diffusion-limited electrodeposition could be achieved in mesopores at a very small current, at which the diffusion-limited condition had never been realized on a planar electrode.