Sentence examples for so far realised from inspiring English sources

But it was also a chillingly early reminder - as if it were required - to English cricket followers of the cavernous depth of strength among Australian batsmen because, even though this was Hussey's 36th first-class century in a career which has so far realised over 14,000 runs at an average of over 51, he has yet to play a Test match.

It is notable that nurse prescribing was introduced at very different points in time in the seven Western European and Anglo-Saxon countries that have so far realised nurse prescribing, viz.

As a consequence of the underestimation of the number of frog species, the global amphibian decline detected especially in the Neotropics may be worse than so far realised [11], [7].

Since then, the plane has operated more or less flawlessly - and fears that terrorists would see it as a prime target have not so far been realised.

With 570 ethnic groups and nearly 130 languages, the potential for conflict was always great and, so far, fully realised.

Their plan, so far well realised, has been to keep the campaign positive and inclusive in spirit.

Hopes for broad-based growth in Q3 have so far been realised although, naturally, a heavy part relies on the services sector.

I tot up what I've spent so far and realise that while my budget won't stretch to the sumptuous set déjeuner the table next door are tucking in to, I can at least treat us to a couple of glasses of wine before we bundle ourselves, a half-drawn sketch, four tiles, two majolica cabbage leaves, two old bits of wood and a slightly crinkled Steve McQueen back on the train to London.

So an implanted glucose-level reader in one part of the body could communicate with an implanted insulin-pump elsewhere, says Hezi Himelfarb, the boss of Remon.Such scenarios are not so far from being realised.

Though he fails to control the Hindu-extremist bullies who back him, we are happy that our fears of grave communal violence have so far not been realised.But when it comes to reform, Mr Modi's record is underwhelming as our special report in this issue explains.

We need to reflect upon where the club has been and what we have achieved so far, and realise that what we have accomplished to date is formidable".