Sentence examples for which has realised from inspiring English sources

Now they have lost their credibility with the cybersecurity industry, which has realised that they have broken their implicit promises about what they would not hack.

It has also been embraced by companies such as Procter & Gamble, BT and several drugs giants, all of which have realised the power of admitting that not all good ideas start at home.

But, sticking to his goal, he returned to a school which had realised the importance of giving children like Muhamed the support they need to complete their education and give themselves the chance of breaking the cycle of poverty and social exclusion which affects so many Roma families.

The development of young English players stems from Cortese's vision - he wants to field a team of them - as does the style of play which Pochettino has realised so brilliantly this season.

4. Bernard realises what Albert has realised, which is that Bernard does not have 18 or 19.

And why spoil your time together, which is so short?" Fair has realised that his obsession can make him difficult to live with at times.

He has realised this.

But its ruling Communist Party is busily stifling debate about the revolutionaries' dream of democracy, which has been realised on Taiwan but not on the mainland.China and Taiwan have long disputed each others' claims to be the heir of the 1911 revolution.

Indeed, in fig. 4D of [13], which has been realised with a sample rate of 2 Hz in line scan mode, this "Trigger ROS is barely or not detected.

The potter asked which of them had realised the dharma first, to which the patient answered in the affirmative.

"Trying to maintain its position on price alone is simply not working, which it should have realised several quarters ago".