Sentence examples for is also a realisation from inspiring English sources

There is also a realisation that they have been here so many times before.

There is also a realisation that newer issues of climate change, resource and energy depletion, food insecurity and the current financial crisis will exacerbate present difficult conditions.

But there was also a realisation that schools were meant to be places where happy memories were made.

"There was also a realisation that we'd worked for nine months and given it all away," said Sexton.

Portugal go through to meet Poland in Marseille, an opportunity Croatia would surely have fancied, and though there was sympathy for Ante Cacic's claim that the best team had lost – "as sometimes happens in football" – there was also a realisation that his side had been rumbled.

But there is also a creeping realisation that France faces a much bigger problem in trying to privatise its electricity giant than was once thought.

There is also a belated realisation by the Belgian authorities that complacency towards extremism has allowed the pernicious Islamic influences to fester.

There is also a growing realisation that attempts to enforce a ban on ever smaller pieces of technology is increasingly difficult, if not impossible.

Not only are they taking on more customer service staff – there is also a growing realisation that they need to spread their net wider.

But there is also a growing realisation that piling on regulations from the Sarbanes-Oxley act after Enron to the more recent monstrosity that is the Dodd-Frank act does nothing to revive the economy's animal spirits.Predictably, many of the people responsible for those earlier rules, notably Eliot Spitzer, a former New York attorney-general (and disgraced governor), have expressed outrage.

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