Sentence examples for realised many from inspiring English sources

As the Howard government realised many years ago, it's not enough to just try to stop people using.

On Monday, the worst of those fears were realised; many of the subway tunnels under the Hudson River and East River were inundated.

He says for the first few years he gave his services only in Niuean, until he realised many people had difficulty understanding him.

It is certainly difficult to determine whether the outsize revenue estimates of the Sanders campaign could be realised; many studies suggest otherwise.

The idea for a community group based around grandmothers came about when NANA founder and social entrepreneur Katie Harris realised many older ladies in Clapton had skills but lacked the confidence to put them to good use.

And, looking around, we realised many who had created Goa's culture were now looking elsewhere: locals sought Portuguese passports; foreigners talked about Cambodia or weighed the merits of staying in Europe, saying the good days were over.

"We realise many customers are attached to Sky TV".

I realise many of you are worried about the economy.

It's a sentiment with which, I now realise, many of those closest to me would violently disagree.

I realise many small shareholders rely on the trickle of cash from their investments but big players, particularly pension funds, are also grateful for equity income.

"We realise many have been saying it's an insane target, but we were making a call to people in Scotland to realise that they had to raise their sights".