Sentence examples for realized for some time from inspiring English sources

No clear boundaries between intercollegiate and club football, or even amateur and professional, were drawn in Canada for several decades, nor were football's commercial possibilities realized for some time.

Jónsson and Tarski's theorem is a (more general) algebraic analog of Kripke's later semantic completeness results, yet this was not realized for some time.

I have spent the past decade leading the effort to find government funding for marriage and relationship strengthening programs, and have realized for some time now that simply increasing the availability of marriage education isn't sufficient to address our divorce problems.

The clinical significance of cancer cachexia has been realized for some time.

"It was simply an acknowledgment of what we have come to realize for some time -- that Russia does have a plan for increasing its role in global energy," said Christopher Weafer, head of research at Troika Dialog, a Moscow brokerage firm.

We've already seen how Path ignited the debate around privacy by uploading iPhone address books to its servers without explicit permission, just as many other apps have done without anyone realizing for some time.

We are "present-biased," meaning we fail to properly value benefits we won't realize for some time.

One young soldier, Amber Bahr, was so intent on helping others that she did not realize for some time that she, herself, had been shot in the back.

Mr. Woodward writes that "Bush later told me that he had realized for quite some time that he needed 'new personnel, including the secretary of defense,'" and yet he did not replace Mr. Rumsfeld until after the 2006 elections.

The impact of atmospheric waves on ionospheric structure and variability has been realized for quite some time.

"I think she has realized for quite some time this will be a vehicle that will be used for her... to deliver messages," Sharron said.