Sentence examples for realisation that changes from inspiring English sources

The concerns over land use/land cover (LULC) change have emerged on the global stage due to the realisation that changes occurring on the land surface also influence climate, ecosystem and its services.

Similarly, my experience of activism has obliged me to question linear approaches to campaigning, for example, as I hesitantly embraced the realisation that change doesn't happen like that.

The Bangkok Post struck a typical tone of pride and menace in its birthday eulogy for the king in December: "The Thai people's love for his majesty is so ingrained in the national psyche that to declare otherwise is unthinkable".Within palace circles, however, there is a dawning realisation that change is coming.

With, if America's very lucky, an attendant realisation that change is hard to believe in when the only change in sight is the names of the players.

It was a realisation that shook me to my core.

An alternative, less charitable, view is that Year of Code is a takeover bid by a corporate world that has woken up to the realisation that the changes in the computing curriculum and the success of the open-source Raspberry Pi will open up massive commercial opportunities.

The product of a bipartisan group, bringing together the former mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg, three former US Treasury Secretaries (Hank Paulson, Robert Rubin and George Schultz), and the billionaire investor Tom Steyer, Risky Business shows the growing realisation that tackling climate change is both an economic imperative and an enormous opportunity.

What changed Greengrass's mind was the realisation that the world had changed.

That realisation did not change his commitment to "the armed struggle".

"There's a realisation that the world has changed," says Marco Annunziata, at UniCredit.

In that hospital room I had a sudden and powerful realisation that something had to change.