Sentence examples for was quickly realised from inspiring English sources

It was quickly realised, though, that the ban could not extend to the Kalashnikov assault rifles found in millions of Iraqi homes.

It was quickly realised that Magna Carta stood in the same relation to the King-in-Parliament as it had to the King without Parliament.

Carriage of the existing Red Beard tactical nuclear bomb had been specified at the beginning of the TSR-2 project, but it was quickly realised that Red Beard was unsuited to external carriage at supersonic speeds, had safety and handling limitations, and its 15-kt yield was considered inadequate for the targets assigned.

It was quickly realised that this suffered from evolutionary foresight; introns would have had to have evolved in order to promote shuffling of domains, thereby producing new protein variants that would, possibly, be useful at some future point (Blake 1978 Nature 273:267; Doolittle 1978 Nature 272 581).

It was quickly realised that these were not independent associations but were rather a reflection of linkage disequilibrium (LD, see Supplementary material section 2) between the corresponding alleles and association of the disease with a haplotype including these alleles (Compston et al., 1976; Terasaki et al., 1976).

Harmeling was quickly realising that her positive experiences all shared a commonality: the importance of letting go of control.

Both dreams were quickly realised.

The folly of the exercise is quickly realised down the route as the gorge becomes little wider than a footpath.

While people may have wanted or wished that changes were quickly realised, in reality it took time for healthcare providers and patients to come to trust the new initiative [ 54].

Either way, she and the rest of the Tories are quickly realising there's no justification for these cruel cuts.

Empson, I am quickly realising, speaks first - in a cascade of laughs and funny voices - and thinks later.