Sentence examples for of being realised from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, technologies that are on the verge of being realised may help to show inspectors where to look and, in the dreadful event that biological weapons are actually used, may prove valuable for organising a sound response.

If it has any chance of being realised that ambition is best broken down into achievable increments, such as I will sit here for two hours, or 500 words or whatever.

But this has also been put on the back burner, because of the bizarre argument that hydrogen technology will replace electric trains within 15 years - a prediction no one outside the Department for Transport believes has any hope of being realised.

However, the report also says there is limited evidence of this being realised in practice.

However, there are many barriers which prevent the full potential of DR being realised.

"Andreas became a member of the association and wanted his dream of flying to be realised.

But the scientific truth took thousands of years to be realised.

b) is the shared ambition of the partnership being realised.

The benefits of automation are finally being realised by the wider media and marketing industry.

"The full potential of school sites is not being realised.

Selection of controls was realised through indication of a participant of clinical groups to be included in the study.