Sentence examples for said realisation from inspiring English sources

Commenting in a statement, one of the researchers, Professor Rahul Nair, said: "Realisation of scalable membranes with uniform pore size down to atomic scale is a significant step forward and will open new possibilities for improving the efficiency of desalination technology.

She said the realisation he was an undercover officer meant she dropped out of any political activity.

Gormley said the realisation of an idea that had been nagging at him for years was "terrifying but also wonderful".

He said the realisation he was in control made him more contented than he had felt for years, leaving him "happy".

NCA area commander Peter Smith said: "The realisation that you can be tracked and identified on the dark web is beginning to sink in for online criminals.

Bill Esterson, Labour's shadow small business minister, said the realisation was dawning that "it might be time to panic" as he criticised what he called Vote Leave's "outrageous claims about the EU".

Oshodi had a trial at Championship side Brentford last year, but said the realisation he would not make it to the top flight influenced his decision to quit.

Former cricket umpire Dickie Bird, from Barnsley, said the realisation that Yorkshire was doing so well in the medal table was a tribute to the region's "absolutely brilliant" athletes.

She says her realisation that she was one of the "hidden" women prompted her to write about her experience.

I can only say the realisation of that particular scenario proved infinitely more soul curdling than I could have guessed.

Observers say the realisation that the militants are now just 25km (16 miles) from Iran's western border may well have influenced thinking in Tehran.