Sentence examples for it realises from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to see what other concessions he can force and harder still to see the Tory party retaining its discipline as it realises how little he can achieve.

It said: Spectris remains well positioned to deliver on its expectations for the year as it realises both the benefits of its recent acquisitions, especially Omega, and the increase in the proportion of resilient revenues generated in the business.

But there is: Halloween, when, every year, the world clasps its hands to its cheeks in shock-horror as it realises that there are no clear universal laws for "too soon" or "too far".

This class is what Mary Shelley was writing about when she conceived of Frankenstein's monster; a gigantic, powerful beast which is the inevitable product of industry, technology and modernity but which has the potential to turn on it and destroy it once it realises the power it possesses and finds its voice.

Its refusal to permit a referendum in Catalonia suggests it realises that, in the end, the EU cannot turn down a breakaway region.

Although the NLD is still fighting in the courts to regain its legal status as a political party, forfeited because of last year's election boycott, it realises it needs to be more creative in its opposition.

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

But it too realises it needs to take stock of the evolving pressures facing a shrinking NHS.

"I'm pretty sure he will have learned a lot in football terms from it, whether he realises it yet or not.

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".

Ray spots it and realises that heading to the harbour will only tip off his pursuers to Ani's location as well as his.