Sentence examples for may realise from inspiring English sources

He highlights that the processes do not have a one-to-one relationship with conceptual realisation and real word physicalities; any process may realise any concept in the right circumstances (Fawcett, 2009: 2009.

The unions may realise that the game is up.

They may realise that the world is changing.

Orbán poses a greater danger than people may realise.

Now more of them may realise what a mess their state is in.

Or leaders may realise that the prospect of years of austerity is stirring bad blood.

There are more ways of being careful than even the sex-obsessed young may realise.

It's harder work than you may realise; you'll manage around your weaknesses.

The Tories may realise that the race has changed, but they have yet to appreciate quite how drastically.

You and I may realise the emails are obviously a scam, but that's because we're supposed to.

And in doing so, we may realise that we don't need them quite so much, after all.