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These risks are increasingly being realised by investors.

Increasingly, it is realised that strong CRVS systems are critical for good governance, establishing people's rights and those of their children.

As the weeks passed without Morsi's release from detention, this demand has seemed increasingly unlikely to be realised – and the protesters increasingly in danger.

This is the ethos that is at risk as the civil institutions in which it is realised increasingly come under attack by the real and imagined urgencies of the moment.

Increasingly environmentalists are realising that it is in ministries of economics, industry, and finance, that the big decisions about the environment get made, and not in environment ministries.

Increasingly, educators are realising that a love for language and expression, whatever form that may take, is a healthy thing and should be nurtured.

It warned: "The board considers it increasingly likely that little, if any value for ordinary shareholders will be realised".

On the other hand, semi-distributed models are being increasingly used to realise water budget assessment at a regional scale and such studies should not be realised without a good representation of the snow pack.

Potential can still be realised.

And that potential is realised.

Neither of these international projects was realised.