Sentence examples for realised for a from inspiring English sources

The library, whose form is inspired by an open book, was realised for a very modest budget.

"I realised for a long time that I would be voting for a woman for president but I didn't even think about it going into the election room.

And it's been realised for a long time that if the polarisation could be measured, and correlated with the variations in temperature, it would be possible to separate out the contributions of the two types of wave.

However, 'interventions will never be simple to do when vested interests stand to lose profits from them' (36), a point recently reaffirmed by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health that acknowledged the difficulties in addressing societal determinants of health where 'complex and entrenched political obstacles exist', and where effects 'will not be realised for a long period' (54).

What I didn't realise for a long time was that my weight was a symptom, and not the disease.

Sometimes they are not fully realised, for example a skit on Dragons' Den ends with a robbery but promised more illustration, ditto a riff on the Narnia-like quality of his drinks cabinet.

It had long been realised, for example, that a trial might reveal one treatment to be much better than another.

It is a nightmare realised for many who use such apps – in particular gay men, proportionately the biggest users.

It's an ambition realised for me.

Something doesn't add up Davos on the river Neva ReprintsConsumers often struggle to realise, for example, that a 50% increase in quantity is the same as a 33% discount in price.

It did not realise for up to a year that it had misplaced the material which comprised 32,000 pages of documents, 81 audio tapes and computer files.