Sentence examples for realised because from inspiring English sources

And this is starting to be realised because, where other endowments concentrate on culture, its hard-headed focus is on the problems that most desperately need cash.

You might not have realised, because they're not actually sung.

All of this we now know – or have belatedly realised – because of Snowden's courage.

In fact, this happens far more often than is realised because the banks always hush up breaches of security.

Corbyn critics of another sort admire his policies but warn they will never be realised because he is unelectable.

Such people have to protect their children's ignorance, you realised, because it's the only soil in which their own unthinking piety can flourish.

A: I think it has a lot more effect than we realise because the Tories and the Liberal Democrats do keep open means of talking to us.

"I don't think it is something that Americans realise because it is mostly a minority that is victimised by it.

The next two stages may turn out to be more difficult to realise because of German-led reluctance to bow to the mutualisation of risk involved.

Thousands of homeowners could be exposed to higher levels of the deadly gas radon than they realise because of a bizarre interaction with the moon.

What Hoffmann doesn't realise, because he's wearing magic spectacles (read: beer goggles), is that Olympia is a clockwork doll.