Sentence examples for work on realising from inspiring English sources

"Without this level of general trust it would be difficult to work on realising such aims.

The administrators said they were continuing to work on realising the value of the remaining assets, which included IT systems, machinery and leasehold properties, as well as the firm's debtor book.

This is a great idea, but not a new one – a group of European collection societies have been working on realising this goal for quite a while now.

After receiving a commission to make a short film for the Vancouver-based cooperative Cineworks, Hoolboom began working on realising the script with a low budget and limited amount of 16 mm film from the National Film Board of Canada; he was one of seven artists commissioned to "spark local production" with short films on breakup, which were ultimately included in the omnibus Breaking Up.

In 2000, Google Search results were limited to simple pages of text with links, but the developers worked on developing this further, realising that an image search was required to answer "the most popular search query" they had seen to date: Jennifer Lopez's green dress.

On the right, the distinguished American film writer John Simon is telling me that the great thing about the Academy Awards is that seeing the judgments of professionals on their peers' work makes one realise the crucial value of independent critics.

On top of that, OMRAS could help to prevent accidental copyright infringements, in which a composer lifts somebody else's work without realising his inspiration is second-hand.

When you start going to work on it you realise how ridiculous the description is.

When she does a little leap after seeing her medicine work on Gokuldas, you realise it's because her life chances have suddenly improved alongside his.

Finally, experienced scalers of good practice tend to be great at working in partnership, realising early on that growing "what works" requires supportive networks.

Seeing the sheer quality of work on offer this year, and realising what a monumental task judging such an award is, has cured me permanently of any of my own delusions on that score.