Sentence examples for realizing the limits from inspiring English sources

Realizing the limits of his military strength, ʿAbbās made peace with the Ottomans on unfavourable terms in 1590 and directed his onslaughts against the Uzbeks.

But then, realizing the limits of her interest in the family she'd invented as her subject, Tyler now concedes that the book will likely be published rather soon, hopefully while she is still alive.

Even as he said this, Jang seemed to realize the limits of soccer diplomacy.

Despite Europe's cosmetic "Americanization," we must realize the limits of our political and military relationship with it.

Mr. Thiele said he realized the limits of what a state law could accomplish in holding down gasoline prices.

But Democrats said they expected the elderly to be sorely disappointed when they realized the limits of the new coverage and the complexity of the system.

Cyrus Vance, the outspoken district attorney for New York county, appeared to realize the limits of the Justice Department's technological breakthrough on Monday.

At the same time, when Medicare beneficiaries realize the limits of the new drug coverage, they can be expected to lobby for more generous benefits.

Considerable drama also stems from those same characters' frustration when they realize the limits that will be imposed on their rebellion.

Mrs. Arezzi Boza and Marco Rendina, a researcher and new-media expert at Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale, a Italian nonprofit organization, came up with the idea for Europeana Fashion a couple of years ago when they realized the limits of the original site.

Eventually, Ms. Hughes, like Ms. Tutwiler, realized the limits of her ability to win America friends when the administration's policies — waging preventive war in Iraq, redefining torture, repudiating the Geneva Conventions, establishing illegal detention camps, refusing to grapple with the Israeli-Palestinian crisis — were creating new enemies every minute and even souring allies.