Sentence examples for wasn't realised until from inspiring English sources

Yet the Livity Sound project in its live form wasn't realised until Craig Stennet (Asusu) became involved.

Mistaken for the endemic asteroid Uniophora granifera, its true identity was not realised until 1992.

Universal suffrage for men was not realised until 1918; for women, it did not come until 1928.

What was not realised, until Dr Camara and Dr Escobar performed their experiment, was just how many X-rays are produced.

Lacking the correct technology, Takatani's idea was not realised until a couple of years ago.

It was an era that effortlessly and ignorantly (with certain levels of bliss) blended the new sound of Cobain's teen-spirit grunge with the explosion of G-funk hip-hop in the wake of The Chronic, even if the overarching cultural repercussions weren't realised until the tail end of the noughties.

The cancellation of the Buran programme, however, meant these capabilities were not realised until the 1990s when the ports were used instead by U.S. Space Shuttles as part of the Shuttle-Mir programme (after testing by the specially modified Soyuz TM-16 in 1993).

The mean incremental net benefit (INB) for erlotinib is not realised until one is prepared to pay in excess of about £202 571 overall and £56 770 in the rash subgroup.

The salaries of the optometrists represented by far the highest proportion of costs, accounting for 54.1% of the total.> Economic benefits are not realised until the fifth year (2013) when the first optometrists graduate and enter the public health system.

It is not realised now but until the 2000 Race Relations (Amendment) Act, the police and many other public bodies including the immigration service, were exempt from the race relations legislation.

The importance of the bones that had been dug up was, however, not realised until 1913, when Mr. S. Turner sent some of the bones to the Natxiral History Museum for identification.