Sentence examples for realized because of from inspiring English sources

Travers's dreams of becoming a famous writer were realized because of Disney's movie, but its scope eclipsed everything else that she had or would achieve.

Although groups of children will make 3-D designs, they won't see them realized because of the length of the process.

Like any decent person, Markey wanted to help, but she realized because of the age of the victim, there would be no legal action.

It's a common problem for business travelers, he realized, because of the difficulty of packing athletic shoes and other gym gear.

Working with Ms. Taymor and, in 2000, with the Rockettes (he choreographed "Carnivale," which was never fully realized because of the Sept. 11 attacks), Mr. Dendy learned the logistics of coordinating sizable groups of dancers.

In 1990 the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a full restoration for the plaza that was only partly realized because of budget shortfalls and the economic recession of the early '90s.

A. Almost entirely with the tax savings we're realizing because of the law Congress passed at the end of 2010, which allows capital investments to be deducted immediately, not over time.

"Almost entirely with the tax savings we're realizing because of the law Congress passed at the end of 2010, which allows capital investments to be deducted immediately, not over time," he responded.

This ideal condition is difficult to realize because of the technological limitation.  .

Some recommend policies that pursue values that an intended beneficiary already, at least implicitly, holds but cannot realize because of limited capacities, limited resources or limited self-control.

Qualitatively speaking, the above quantity (2n + 3) is not any more difficult to realize because of the existence of a DSL (domain specific language) like MaxJ (an extension of standard Java with over 100 new functionalities).