Sentence examples for realising the problem from inspiring English sources

"Oh, you need a kind of spittoon, don't you?" says Lou, realising the problem with brass instruments and carpets.

As Clarence Chu, a trader with market maker Hudson Capital Energy in Singapore, told the Associated Press: The market is realising the problem in Europe is not easy to fix.

Recently Lookk (a startup out of Vienna which secured funding in London and scaled up) hit a rocky patch when it lost its CEO and co-founder Tamas Locher after realising the problem it was tackling was going to be a lot bigger (though the company is continuing under the other founders).

I realised the problem was much bigger than me".

The more I look at the position, the more I realise the problem is the knight.

"But I realised the problem was no one even knew there was a river".

When I revisited it as a graduate researching overfishing, I realised the problem was more complicated.

"I realised the problem is much more serious than we realised, even in academia and the reason is that science has become so fragmented.

While he was at the company, Edwards realised the problem was that "Google was full of rational people, but unfortunately the rest of the world was not".

Scientists say we might easily have used bromine-based chemicals in refrigerators instead, in which case we would have destroyed the ozone layer before we realised the problem.

Presented with this evidence, the head of department instantly realised the problem was different and more subtle than he had appreciated.