Sentence examples for that realise from inspiring English sources

Without the danger of relegation, clubs that realise they cannot win that year will stop trying, turn to some other contest and play dull matches.

I believe the companies that realise that soonest will be the winners".If CCS is to take off, the rules on CO2 storage need sorting out.

Apple will know this, and its raison d'être is to bring products to market that realise that future in a tangible way.

Like frightened and petulant schoolboys that realise they're going to be expelled for smoking pot anyway, so they decide they may as well burn the school down as well.

"No matter how many protections whistleblower laws have created over the years," says Kris Kolesnik, director of the National Whistleblower Centre in Washington, DC, "the system always seems to defeat them".There are a few companies, however, that realise there are benefits in encouraging whistleblowers: for example, Abbey National, a British bank.

"In terms of foreign policy, I think there are some here – not many because they haven't fully seen it – that realise that the increasing power of [EU foreign policy chief Federica] Mogherini, the increasing level to which the UK government has been happy for the development of European foreign policy: suddenly that game changes and it changes quite a bit.

It is important that employers realise this.

"It is only afterwards that you realise that you escaped".

You're stronger that you realise.

But don't bank on that being realised.

But that, she realised, was only part of the story.