Sentence examples for practice realizes from inspiring English sources

Bruckner gives the example of Veronica, who initially prefers to become an Olympic competitor in tennis, but after years of practice realizes that even though she is very talented at tennis, she will not achieve Olympic status, and so downgrades her aspirations and comes to prefer to be a local star, a change in preference that might occur behind her back and thus be non-autonomous (313).

Many opponents of the practice realize it is here to stay.

His intellectual and artistic pursuits were all of a piece, and he struck a unique balance between theory and practice, realizing this dominant aspiration of his age at the very moment social and political events had begun to cause it to fade.

The computation part is in practice realized with a configurable transaction generator (TG) [21].

After Wirtz died in 2007, the team abandoned the practice, realizing the marketing power of television to expand its fan base.

Governor Carleton condoned this practice, realizing it would severely weaken the American siege effort.

Austrian artist Peter Kogler has plenty of practice realizing enclosed spaces to their full potential.

If you need to practice, realize it is a skill that you aren't particularly strong in but is something you can learn.

We see in this instance the failure of our politics, policies, and practices, realized as the implementation and justification of increased military spending, instead of addressing failing domestic infrastructure in the face of very real threats of global warming.

"He works a lifetime to build a practice and realizes it's worth nothing because the HMOs own the patients and they buy and sell them among themselves.

In practice, one realizes that it happens that the pair ((u,v)) in the definition of G-contraction satisfies also some other properties.