Sentence examples for realise a need from inspiring English sources

Quitting unassisted allowed the participant to realise a need to feel independent, in control and autonomous, something that they would not necessarily have felt if they had used assistance.

Realising a need, Mexico opened a diplomatic office in downtown Little Rock in the spring.Of Arkansas's immigrants, 60% (the national average is 54%) are aged between 20 and 45.

To ensure that relevant teaching and learning opportunities were realised, a needs assessment exercise was undertaken, as recommended by Harden [ 16] as an essential criteria which should be carried out when designing and developing any course and particularly because EBP has not been a mandatory requirement of their training until recently.

He added: "There is a bit of controversy in the community about whether or not they were needed but I'm sure after recent events people will realise there is a need for them".

But before those ambitions are realised, there is a need for stability, Illingsworth says.

"We have travelled to several countries in Africa and realised there is a need for this type of greenhouse.

Mrs Selby founded the voluntary organisation hats4heroes after realising there was a need to include a woolly hat in each of the welfare boxes she was already sending out to troops in Afghanistan.

If the potential value of social capital as a way of working is to be realised there is a need to focus more directly on this process of how theory is successfully or unsuccessfully translated into practice.

"People go out of the front door and realise they need a scarf or a hat or a coat.

"It's taken the FA a long time to realise they need a place – if you look at all the big nations, they all have their own 'house'," he said.

"It's taken them a long time for them to realise they need a place.