Sentence examples for realization may have from inspiring English sources

Some scholars say this realization may have helped propel him toward suicide, which he attempted for the first time on the very day news of the Bay of Pigs invasion was reported.

Note also that even though W (q ) has an AR realization, it may have realizations, including coprime realizations.

Their claustrophobic displays clarify realizations you may have walking through MoMA's crowded galleries these days.

Potentially more disturbing — especially to the political and social order — are the millions across the continent grappling with the realization that they may have lives worse, not better, than their parents.

Caught between the competing pressures of global consolidation and energetic antitrust enforcement, many Australian companies are coming to the uncomfortable realization that they may have become both too big to merge and too small not to.

The realization that she may have been thinking about life incorrectly comes to her only when she is lying on the track, and it is too late to save herself.

Despite all that determination and all that effort, prosecutors on Wednesday were confronted with the realization that they may have bungled the case all over again, this time because of an unexpected twist in testimony from Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte.

They cannot face the responsibility of leading people through tough times, or the realization that they may have no control.

This change in mindset can drive an important realization: Your organization may have a data infrastructure that's unnecessarily complex.

The realization that I may have only a few good years remaining has hit me with real force, and I have done a lot of thinking as a result.

That realization may well have contributed to the chiefs' decision to reject the bill entirely this week.