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

While the library was aware of the ledger, its real significance wasn't realized until 2004.

And yet with the exception of Michael Kevin Ryan's performance as the self-effacing Wallace, the promise of the play wasn't realized until the last scenes.

Fuller sketched out his idea for the house in 1928, but it wasn't realized until 1945, when the postwar demand for inexpensive housing inspired a plan to mass-produce it at an aircraft factory in Wichita.

Lipsky's dream was not realized until the Forward Association had a financial windfall.

Eight years of schooling became compulsory beginning in 1948, although this plan was not realized until 1962.

It was not realized until 1899, after German physicist Heinrich Hertz's radio wave experiments in the late 1880s, that Hughes had been the first to produce radio waves.

It was not realized until decades later that Adams's measurement of the gravitational redshift of Sirius B was too small by a factor of four.

Official government licensing of architects and engineers, a goal of these societies, was not realized until much later, beginning with the Illinois Architects Act of 1897.

The significance of that discovery was not realized until 2012, when Patricia Corcoran, an earth scientist at Western University in Ontario, invited Mr. Moore to give a lecture about plastic pollution.

The focus on department stores was a prophetic insight, but its full potential as a weapon in Christmas war-fighting was not realized until the next century.

(Herschel claimed to have discovered four more moons in the 1790s, but his reputation was so esteemed that the nonexistence of those moons was not realized until the mid-19th century despite the almost total lack of corroboration by other astronomers).