Sentence examples for news realizations from inspiring English sources

Quantitatively, an optimal schedule of macroprudential debt taxes can lower the frequency and magnitude of financial crises, but the policy is complex because it features significant variation across interest-rate regimes and news realizations.

What stings fans most about Monday's news is the realization that despite all appearances, they had not, in fact, found a kindred spirit, someone with whom they could weather the floods, tornados and fracking-induced earthquakes.

But others, like me, will read this news with grim recognition and the sad realization: "That could have been my kid".

Finally, Norton learns of the artist's death — in pursuit of his art: he slips while painting a waterfall — and the news appears to precipitate her realization that she loves Morini.

Some analysts attributed it to the realization that the news would seep into the country anyway with so many cellphones smuggled from China, and North Korean merchants regularly crossing the Chinese border to bring home goods in short supply at home.

One moment of realization occurred on Thursday of last week when an aide carried a news agency report from New Orleans into the Oval Office for him to see.

(This realization won't be news to many people.

To advocates of unified action to curb greenhouse gases, this growing realization is not welcome news.

"After digesting the news, I was struck by the realization that I had drugs with no way of taking them," she said.

For those of us alive today, this realization is actually good news and explains the rapidly increasing interest in spiritual activity worldwide.

The devastating news that came during filming was the realization that the ecologically unique anaconda habitat we call the Floating Forest, had been nearly destroyed.