Sentence examples for realize a much from inspiring English sources

Elpida Memory announced that it would realize a much greater half-year operating loss than expected; its shares crumpled by 14.5%, to 1,183 yen ($11.70).

The experimental results show that the MJP tool can realize a much higher material removal rate, together with compatible surface roughness to SJP.

Thus, PLI is a key technology for the Ashra experiment to realize a much lower pixel cost in comparison with other experiments using photomultiplier arrays at the focal surface.

According to one interpretation of such an egalitarian reading, presently existing people harm future people by causing them to realize a (much) lower level of well-being than their own contemporaries (Sher 1979, 389).

According to such an interpretation presently existing people harm future people by causing them to realize a (much) lower level of well-being than they enjoy themselves (see, for example, Barry 1999).

The micro pre-concentrator with reduced thermal mass can raise temperature much faster at lower power compared with conventional desorption tubes, realizing a much higher concentration factor.

However, by the time the facilities had been built, President Kenyon L. Butterfield and his administration had seen and realized a much greater purpose and potential in it than was previously considered.

You might realize a change at a much later phase of your life, but it's never too late to start.

She said she had originally conceived of a four-hour television series, but after her first trip to South Africa in 1996 she gradually came to realize that a much richer and complex tale was waiting to be told.

If only they would realize how much a simple casserole -- real or metaphorical -- would mean to a grieving, frightened, newly-single woman.

*Seriously, do you realize how much a Le Creuset casserole dish even is?