Sentence examples for rapidly realizing from inspiring English sources

After seeing the world air transportation system thrown into disruption and confusion after hijackers turned four American jetliners into missiles, Japan is rapidly realizing just how heavily its economy depends on airplanes.

Now retailers are rapidly realizing they no longer have a choice, because customers expect to be able to shop on their phones and want the experience to be as good or better than on a computer.

Consumers are rapidly realizing that voice is just another kind of data, and it can be cheaply and easily sent over an Internet connection.

"It's no longer feasible for U.S. businesses to adopt a sit-and-wait policy when it comes to promoting women to senior management roles, particularly when so many other nations — developed and emerging — are more rapidly realizing the benefits of diverse senior leadership," said Erica O'Malley, Grant Thornton's national managing partner of diversity and inclusion.

"But we rapidly realized we could function quite well here".

Though he rapidly realized that the story was how he himself had changed, his mode of travel writing did not: he was still motivated by "what's missing" in most travelogues, namely, the voices of native inhabitants.

An ideal bone tissue engineering graft should have both excellent pro-osteogenesis and pro-angiogenesis to rapidly realize the bone regeneration in vivo.

Knowledge of this kind is likely applicable to other metal and alloy systems and is essential to rapidly realize the full potential of this burgeoning technology.

The self-assembly method rapidly realized introduction of guest materials into the interlayer space of layered perovskites from a layer-by-layer strategy, showing great potential in synthesizing novel 2D material based hybrid photocatalyst.

The short duration of these price cuts suggests Gernsback rapidly realized that the additional circulation they gained him cost too much in lost revenue.

Those who do stand by themselves rapidly realize that, and also miss out on that amazing cross-pollination that a team brings.