Sentence examples for much to realize from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take much to realize the Forest Service not only violated safety rules, they violated rules of common sense".

It hurts so much to realize that, in my search for new language, I don't even consider Arabic, my mother tongue, a worthy option.

And if the risk premium is a function of timing, and timing is a function of luck, it doesn't take much to realize that earning the mythical risk premium is a function of pure luck, too.

"It didn't take much to realize that if I put that fluorescent protein inside this transparent animal, I would be able to see the cells that were making it," he said.

And they don't need much to realize this reality.

It is important to help those students "who've come so far, and in whom we've invested so much, to realize their college aspirations," said Castleman, who is an assistant professor of education and public policy at the University of Virginia.

IT doesn't take much imagination to realize how badly war in space could unfold.

Nor is there much time to realize the long list of unaccomplished presidential proposals.

But he's back this year, and the Mets didn't need much time to realize they didn't miss Andres Galarraga.

Another Moore concept that would have been much cheaper to realize on screen, and is far more interesting, is "Miracleman".

"It didn't take much imagination to realize how something can drop out of the sky and change everything".