Sentence examples for might be realised from inspiring English sources

For a short time, at least, it seemed as if both these ambitions might be realised.

Mr Putin's fraternal response to September 11th had persuaded optimists that the dream of bringing Russia closer to the West might be realised.

What the UK needs, and never gets, is a grown-up debate about the levels of services and infrastructure it needs and how such ambition might be realised.

With a starry list of patrons including Vladimir Ashkenazy, Charles Dutoit, Hans Werner Henze and Maurizio Pollini, his ambitions might be realised, and not only in music.

Calls by the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the federal government to ban the NPD – which holds seats in several German state parliaments – might be realised at last if connections between the party and the NSU can be established.

As those robotic statues suggest, medieval storytellers thought of advanced technology not as something that might be realised in the future, but as one of the secrets that vanished with the ancients.

It might be realising that a forest is amazing because it's a forest, and not rubbish because you can't check email over GPRS.

In contrast, Wheldon is one of a new generation of drivers who decided to throw all their efforts into making a career in the Indy Racing League, rather than fruitlessly pursuing a formula one dream which might never be realised.

Those moments when Bernanke faced down Congress, or when Draghi succeeded where bickering politicians had failed, made it seem possible that this technocratic vision, with its apolitical ideal of government, might actually be realised.

She doesn't spare herself from revealing her most embarrassing lapse of judgment: having received letters of support from many, including two billionaires, she replies to these latter (when stoned, egged on by friends) with an email "thanking them for their generous offer of help and suggesting it might best be realised in a monetary form".

It might sound like a super space scam but Bas is adamant he wouldn't risk his career on a fantasy that might never be realised.