Sentence examples for realised in terms from inspiring English sources

Rhys Webb and Dan Biggar can start to play "heads-up" rugby, based on assessing what the momentum has realised in terms of openings and mismatches.

My misgivings have now been fully realised in terms of my own policy," says Beecham, who is a senior figure in the Labour party; he is a member of the Labour Party national executive committee and a former chairman of the Local Government Association.

It has demonstrated that native woodland has a significant natural capital value realised in terms of the contribution of a variety of ecosystem services for human welfare.

"I'm confident that the benefits of using these cameras and the associated technology will be realised in terms of criminal justice savings and in terms of police officer integrity and safety".

"Forests already play an enormous economic role in the development of many countries as a source of timber, food, shelter and recreation, and have an even greater potential that needs to be realised in terms of water provision, erosion prevention and carbon sequestration".

By considering the more detailed Hodgkin-Huxley model we found that the competition was realised in terms of latency to first spike rather than rate.

But this is another thing that I've come to realise in terms of happiness.

Some of that potential was realised in conventional terms: among their one-time editors are authors, academics, journalists, a political secretary to Tony Blair, and Shane MacGowan.

Surely at some point we're all going to realise that, in terms of realising leftist or just leftish political goals, these people are far more of a hindrance than a help.

But he stressed that returns on property investment may only be realised in the long term.

Thus, a reduction in the GP consultations element of the overall costs may be realised in the longer term.