Sentence examples for realisation of greater from inspiring English sources
The arrival of De Gea, aged just 20, adds instant quality with the promise of the realisation of greater potential.
This growing realisation of greater scrutiny and accountability, as evidenced by the public reactions of many scientific groups to the L'Aquila case, should be used positively as an incentive for better societal risk management (i.e. for Getting Better).
This gives insights into the overall programmatic outcomes of the adolescent population in this public sector ART clinic in Cape Town, especially useful given the traffic between clinics and within services with the realisation of greater treatment accessibility in Southern Africa.
His victory in 2012 is the final realisation of great potential transformed by an unimaginable amount of hard work – not just his own training regime, but the collective effort of his team-mates (most notably, second-placed Chris Froome) and the ultra-rigorous, appliance-of-science approach of Brailsford's Team Sky.
What they will discover is a rich realisation of the greatest of poetic tragedies.
Saudi newspaper Alriyadh described the project as the realisation of a great vision that would "join the two continents of Asia and Africa by connecting Saudi Arabia to Egypt over the water".
It was gratifying to witness the realisation of our greatest hopes.
As Caroline Overington of The Australian wrote proudly: "Julia Gillard's ascension to the highest office (under the governor general, another woman) is the realisation of the great feminist dream".
The Delagoa Bay railway line was completed in December 1894 the realisation of a great personal ambition for Kruger, who tightened the final bolt of "our national railway" personally.
The poet wonders if the ruminations and realisations of the great philosophers, for all their cunning wisdom, were nothing more than madness; whether in fact there is no purpose or rhyme to human existence at all.
Market analysis, for example, has become part of the remit of advisers because there's greater realisation of how vital market functions are to livelihoods.
