Sentence examples for sufficiently realized from inspiring English sources

"Consumers' habits are changing," and Yahoo executives have not sufficiently realized that, she said.

There are scattered hints to this effect, yet nowhere is it sufficiently realized to form a significant element of the book.

A work of art should stand on its own, without help from the artist; if he has not sufficiently realized his intentions within the work, forcing the recipient to go outside for help, this is held to be an artistic defect.

McHale compared the situation to the one faced by big banks in 2008, when few sufficiently realized the magnitude of potential losses from the U.S. property bust. .

What people don't sufficiently realize is that social events have a very different pattern–[a] different structure from natural events.

Yet unknown is whether the mandatory inclusion of the waste stage in the dossier has been realized sufficiently.

However, the fitness benefits were only fully realized for sufficiently long-lived trees that experienced strong selection.

We realize that the way we introduced the competitive BiFC for pre-selecting putative AbdA-interacting partners was indeed not sufficiently clear.

Public registries are meant to improve the efficiency and reliability of the identification of relevant studies, but the available data is not sufficiently structured to realize this.

The numerical results show that the Petschek type reconnection is realized for the sufficiently small length scale andlarge time scale of the local resistivity, and a moderate local Reynolds number.

end{aligned} (29 Equation (29) demonstrates that the CC tariff may yield a higher expected consumer surplus than the FR tariff (1) if the cost cap (c_{rm CC}) is not much larger than the flat rate price (b_{rm FR}) and (2) if low values of (beta_1,) i.e., (beta_1 < beta_1^,) are realized with a sufficiently high probability.