Sentence examples for new realization from inspiring English sources

The fortuitously happy effect of this differentiation, especially as recession drives those most in the thrall of short-term financial goals to deeper and deeper downsizing, is that our handful of well-staffed, respected "old news" organizations are forced to a new realization of the worth of their franchises.

But he'd also had a new realization.

This presentation is described as a "spatialized, new realization" of the work for a digital age.

It has also set off a new realization: minorities have come far, but not nearly far enough.

Connecticut's programs can help purchasing managers shift from a simple comparison of manufactured costs to a new realization of true total procurement costs.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed 10 and vetoed 2. "There is a new realization that today family is defined differently than it was in the past, and our law needs to reflect that," said Assemblyman Jerry Hill, a Democrat from San Mateo.

Delany compared Katherine's new realizations to that of actress Meredith Baxter, who realized she was a lesbian late in her life after entering into a relationship with a woman.

The jumping-off point for the entire process was a message in a fortune cookie: "New people will bring you new realizations, especially about big issues".

Over the past 15 years or so, spurred by new realizations — and new fears — about the risks of breeding resistant strains of bacteria, pediatricians in the United States have, as a group, cut back dramatically on prescribing antibiotics in situations where they may not be necessary.

Results confirmed a sequence of client operations evolving from the symbolic representation of experience and reflexive self-examination towards making new realizations and revisioning self.

Then the contributions of the Symposium authors are organized using four phases of narrative counseling: symbolic representation, reflective self-examination, reflexive new realizations, and revisioning career identity.