Porter said road rage against cyclists is a lot higher than many realise, given the volume of footage on YouTube and the minority who use cycle cams.
If the above mentioned prerequisites can be realised (given the fact that many countries are resource-constrained) it is then likely that remote-specific cadres of health workers can be established and retained in remote areas.
Many people do not realise that giving birth can be a life threatening experience yet every day more than 1000 women die in pregnancy and childbirth.
If the new business model is successful, that would constitute a sea change in the German market: almost all companies realise that giving away quality content and trying to live on advertising revenue will not be enough to survive the digital revolution.
Yes, I realise that giving different talks in each city is a bit like going on tour and playing a different set of songs each night, but if I wanted life to be easy I would have kept doing maths instead of anthropology.
I've realised that giving children the matronymic surname at birth is rare.
Both candidates were reluctant to discuss gay marriage, because they realised that giving in to their party's activists (for gay marriage in the Democrats' case, for a constitutional ban on it in the Republicans') might alienate middle-of-the-road voters.
Spielberg's pioneering shark thriller initially showed us far more of the dodgy-looking mechanical fish itself, until the young director realised that giving the viewer only occasional glimpses of the beast, Hitchcock-style, would radically amp up the movie's fear factor.
"I think they are more influential than people realise or give them credit for.
"I think it's very important to realise he gave space to the leaders, the heads of the Armenian church and Armenian Catholics, to fully give their view of events.
