Sentence examples for it is unrealised from inspiring English sources

Some of it is great, and some of it is unrealised and didn't make it in there, and some of it is just shit.

And the reasons it is unrealised are pretty well established.

Sadly, it was unrealised.

You cannot, after all, take it with you.Another thing you can't take with you is unrealised gains.

Irrational Man is a good idea, a sketch for a movie, but the movie itself is unrealised.

But hopes of similar restructuring opportunities in Japan have, if anything, receded.The third and most important limit on private equity's revival is unrealised profit from past deals.

All this has potential as a mystery or ghost story - but that potential is unrealised, and the movie is a low-octane and unsatisfying experience, without the power to grip or to convince.

The biggest problem children face is the link between educational underachievement and poverty, it argues, concluding: "What is worrying is the persistence of a long tail of severely disadvantaged children whose early lives are unhappy, whose potential is unrealised and whose future is bleak".

And that sense of him being unrealised comes in spite, or perhaps partly because, of this exquisite opening description: Mr George Smiley was not naturally equipped for hurrying in the rain, least of all at dead of night … Small, podgy and at best middle-aged, he was by appearance one of London's meek who do not inherit the earth.

'Avocet' is surrounded by other grazing enterprises, and hence there is unrealised potential to engage with surrounding pastoralists to address coordination of management conservation.

After the breaking of the monopoly, the barbarians did not sack the city; the BBC's fears were unrealised.