Sentence examples for only partially realized from inspiring English sources

Mississippians had hoped to find economic recovery in the coming of industry and the railroads, but the hope was only partially realized.

That hope was only partially realized this time; the Socialists and their allies won 279 seats, but they fell short of a clear majority.

The potential of Lake Rudolf, well stocked with Nile perch, has been only partially realized, whereas to the south the waters of the much smaller Lake Baringo have been more strongly exploited.

In the pre-multiplex days, when shorts were part of the movie house bill, things were a little different, and the Internet has the potential, as yet only partially realized, to connect filmmakers of modest means and ambitions with a curious, time-pressed audience.

He left a legacy of meticulously restored historic monuments; founded the Orchestre de Paris; installed Maillol's sculptures in the Jardin du Carrousel; revitalized the Marais; and embarked on an ambitious project, only partially realized, to establish regional arts centers in every department.

Ultimately, the American System was only partially realized and more often than not at the state level, as in the famous New York state-built Erie Canal.

Unfortunately, that promise has only been partially realized.

Instead they suggest that literature is a "potential cause of experiences" consisting of a system of stratified norms – implicit in the work – which can only be partially realized by the reader; it is neither purely material, mental, nor ideal, nor is it static or bereft of value.

But the truth is I only partially recognise myself then.

Many issues remain unresolved or only partially clear.

Alas their visions of greater access are only partially being realized.