Sentence examples for key realisation from inspiring English sources

The key realisation was that the internet isn't separate from society, and political action is necessary if key freedoms are to be defended.

As one gazes at these scenes, the key realisation sinks in: unlike most of us, these characters do exactly what they feel like doing, with a fusion of innocence and lurid intent that poses a rather provocative question.

In a 1963 edition of Transition, the Nigerian scholar Obiajunwa Wali remarked that the key realisation of the Makerere conference was that "African literature as now defined and understood, leads nowhere".

The key was the realisation that the source of my overwhelming sadness had little to do with her.

The key to successful realisation of this aim was detailed investigation of the optimum potential for operating the electrode.

"Girls' resistance is key to the realisation of what I see as a feminist vision," she explained.

The economy is, as it were, the key to the realisation of all our other good political intentions.

Despite having well-defined hopes for future recovery, for most participants, becoming housed was key to the realisation of these hopes.

The key to this new realisation must be an improvement in governance.

With slogans such as "nudity is freedom" and statements such as "topless protests are the battle flags of women's resistance, a symbol of a woman's acquisition of rights over her own body", Femen claims the removal of clothes in public as the key indicator of the realisation of women's rights and the most effective type of activism.

In so doing, this article makes a further important contribution to the literature by explicitly identifying the underlying principles and key practices of benefits realisation management.