Sentence examples for realised open from inspiring English sources

He realised open data could do a couple of things for his business.

She soon realised opening her own institution was a mistake.

His vision, now fully realised, opened to worshippers on Sunday – and it would be hard to argue that he hasn't fulfilled his own brief.

"The nationalists will soon realise opening this sort of case is a waste of time".

Later, lying in bed, we realised how open we were to the elements.

That's what I've realised". Such open, angry criticism of the Kim regime is something you would not have heard a few years ago.

This operating strategy is linked with important productivity issues and is still frequently realised in open-loop at production scale.

I'm only now realising how open the path was.

Many may start to see the potential, though, when they realise that open data does not necessarily mean free data.

It begins in its familiar way with the Italian Marxist, Antonio Gramsci, who, after realising that open calls to revolution were falling on deaf ears in the west, argued that Marxists, in Uhlmann's words, should seek the "commanding heights of the bureaucracy, universities and the media", and "scrub the landscape clean of Western values".

We realise that open letters are the last resort of the lazy columnist, but we hope you understand that with Carr missing, presumed drowned, we have no other choice but to cut and paste the emails here to fill the space.