Sentence examples for realised fast from inspiring English sources

But, and as we have always been clear, even this may be not be enough or may not be realised fast enough to meet the challenge," he said.

She realised fast and early what all sane people eventually learn: that noisy idealism is not a virtue but a curse, and quiet, deal-making realism not the absence of conviction but its pure expression.

They can employ their often strategically located physical stores as 'warehouse', from which the crowd can realise fast one-hour or same-day deliveries [14, 23].

I left Gombe in 1986 when I realised how fast chimpanzee habitat was being destroyed and how their numbers were declining.

They were expected to breeze past Galatasaray in the second round, but few in England realised how fast Turkish football was improving – or how scary their fans were.

"I don't think Google realised how fast the internet of things would develop," says Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies, a consultancy.Buying Nest will allow it to leapfrog much of the opposition.

The collection was begun in the 1950s when Reading University staff realised how fast the countryside around them was changing, and it now takes in far more than tractors and horse-drawn ploughs.

After her win in the Liege, rallying people realised how fast she was, because they knew how hard that event was".

Most people probably don't realise how fast life expectancy has grown in recent years.

Everything speeds up: you realise how fast things change when you concentrate on the same bit of sky.

I didn't realise how fast I was running otherwise I wouldn't have slowed down before the line.