Sentence examples for massive realisation from inspiring English sources

But a spokesman for 3i said: "We have had a massive realisation programme which gave £2.2bn back to shareholders".

Rising inequality has been climbing the political agenda for some time, and thanks to pioneers like Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett - authors of groundbreaking 2010 work The Spirit Level - there has been a gradual political realisation that massive wealth inequality in and of itself is damaging to the social fabric, regardless of a nation's poverty levels.

So it was a welcome relief when Wiley, booked to play on Saturday, took to Twitter last night to drop some truth bombs after arriving at the festival site and gradually coming to the realisation that a massive field full of lute players, Mumford & Sons fans and men dressed as dog gimps isn't really for him.

Here, though, the only real jolt that viewers are ever likely to experience is the realisation, circa the bit where a massive barn goes on mysterious CGI fire, that they haven't tuned into a conceptual edition of A Place In The Country.

The public zeitgeist is finally catching up with the realisation that being entirely dependent on massive siloed community platforms is not entirely in the users' best interests.

His main rival will likely be Alfonso Cuarón, whose space thriller Gravity required of him a deeply informed appreciation of the dynamics of zero gravity and the environment of space – it is arguably the finest ever realisation of 3D cinema, and became a massive box office hit.

Of course this won't be a quick 10 minute realisation but it'll set the foundation for massive leaps in the future and hopefully make the inevitable change less scary.

She paints a dismaying picture of the history of that aid, beginning with the realisation, at Bretton Woods in July 1944, that Europe would need massive injections of cash to get back on its feet (and the concurrent establishment of the World Bank and the IMF).

Although this was the definition of the gram, the regulation of trade and commerce required a "practical realisation": a single-piece, metallic reference standard that was one thousand times more massive that would be known as grave (symbol "G").

For the realisation of a new harbour dock in Antwerp, a new type of non-reinforced massive concrete quay wall has been designed.

The realisation that you create your experiences in life with the energy that you give out had massive implications for me.