Sentence examples similar to if it realises from inspiring English sources

If innocence contains within it the possibility of all things, experience, while it realises those possibilities, also involves choice; the closing down of limitless options to a single path.

But it has more to learn than it realises from Chrysler's manufacturing skills.

I think it has more of them than it realises.

In addition, it realises a high level of technological and architectural integration in building constructions.

It realises the chances of you buying may be pretty low.

It now realises it will be lucky to get 15%.

The BBC foresees TV viewing habits declining among teenagers due to the competing and powerful influences of new technologies, and realises that if it is to survive the corporation has to build relationships with teenagers over the internet.

"China realises that if it wants to move up the ladder in technology, the first thing it needs to do is fix the IP problem," says Qi Wang of UBS, an investment bank.The start of something bigBut is there sufficient incentive for India and China to innovate?

Perhaps Ms Merkel realises that Germany matters only if it is a team player.

The onshore nation is not anti-corporate, anti-globalisation or indeed necessarily even anti-tax haven; it just realises that if politics is to have the power of change, a nation must be able to determine its own path in the world.

And then it's as if he suddenly snaps out of it and realises he's not there – he's in a caravan in a refugee camp".