Sentence examples for realised the report from inspiring English sources

"The nightmare of a jihadist state establishing across Syria and Iraq has finally been realised," the report says.

Australia is set to experience a "significant reduction in agricultural production in the Murray-Darling Basin and far south-eastern and south-western Australia if scenarios of severe drying are realised", the report states.

Further, public sector introduction of the pentavalent vaccine has been made possible through GAVI's financial assistance and the money must be spent judiciously to realise the reported cost-effectiveness 48 49 of the nationwide introduction.

A founder of the site, who asked not to be named, said: "The mainstream media has realised the value of reports from people who are participating in an event.

"The good intentions of the government's Transforming Rehabilitation reforms, which meant to bring about a step change in rehabilitation by extending support from probation services to this large group of prisoners who previously received no supervision on release, have not yet been realised," says the report.

AG realised the statistical analysis of the study.

Mr Baggott said he had not realised the board had said the HET should not complete any further investigation reports.

VR realised the statistical analysis.

Lots of people failed to realise the date on the report, and tweeted about their grief at the death of another entertainment industry giant.

It was when Christopher Bland used the word "risible" on Newsnight that I realised our report on the BBC (Beyond The Charter) had struck home: just the word he had used to describe the Peacock report on BBC funding, 18 years ago.

Ofsted's report, Religious Education: realising the potential, says the subject "plays a key role in promoting social cohesion and the virtues of respect and empathy, which are important in our diverse society" but it finds "many pupils leave school with scant subject knowledge and understanding".