Sentence examples for that realising from inspiring English sources

Research by consultancy firm Accenture shows that realising the UK's potential in this sector would add £654bn to the economy by 2035.

Dr Nisbet's hope is that realising Mr Obama's belief in remote verification means changing that, and will lead to a monitoring system with numerous ground-based and space-based components.

The answer may be less obvious than it seems.The elixir of youthThe easy answer, preferred by the Tories, is that, realising he is about to lose an election, Mr Brown wants to change the rules.

Universities that are serious about the benefits of diversity need to recognise that realising international student potential requires taking greater account of diversity at the point when international students first apply.

Viewed from that perspective, it becomes clear that realising the gains from trade concerns more than just the elimination of tariffs and quotas, but also the relaxation of restrictions on immigration, investment in infrastructure and education, and perhaps even the pursuit of reductions in economic inequality.

We estimate that realising east London's potential could produce an additional 300,000 jobs for the capital". Last week three local council leaders – Helal Abbas, leader of Tower Hamlets, Sir Robin Wales, mayor of Newham, and Jules Pipe, mayor of Hackney – and five east London MPs signed a letter of protest.

Adaptations are made on the configurable parameters of the system that realise the policies.

It is important that employers realise this.

But don't bank on that being realised.

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

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