用“realised”造句大全，realised造句

He realised that the cortisol had caused its lungs to mature early.

The more people he met, the more Blenkin realised he needed to solve this mystery.

He realised the significance of this matter at once and reported it to the Beijing headquarters right away.

When she realised that the box was full, she took some tape and tape the lid shut.

But, Jane, your aspirations after family ties and domestic happiness may be realised otherwise than by the means you contemplate: you may marry.

Meanwhile Bell, who was studying management at Phitsanuloke University, frequently met the couple at parties before the three men realised they all started to have feelings for each other.

In 2009 the Pentagon realised that a breach of the Nunn-McCurdy rules on over-budget defence-procurement programmes was inevitable, because costs would exceed the original baseline by more than 50%.

Then I realised it was me.

This is because implied volatility is generally higher than realised.

That's when we realised it must have been Pipi.

Eventually, I realised that there was no need for me to have my head under water.

It is this that must change if the full potential of biomass crops is to be realised.

By mid-2007, when the majors realised that digital downloads were not growing as quickly as they had hoped, they landed on a more adventurous digital strategy.

Researchers realised that adding luciferase and luciferin to a sample of water or food could be used to detect ATP, and thus determine whether the sample contained bacteria or other pathogens.

I realised, somehow, through the screaming of my mind, that even in that shackled, bloody helplessness, I was still free: free to hate the men who were torturing me, or to forgive them. 不知为何，就在我内心发出呐喊之际，我意识到，即使镣铐加身，一身血污，孤立无助，我仍然是自由之身，我可以选择要痛恨折磨我的人，还是原谅他们。

Gideon never realised what this beautiful golden object might mean.

Once investors realised that this was unsustainable, capital took flight and the country's foreign reserves dwindled.

Then, topological selections (adjacency, inclusion) and directional selections (is over, or is under) can be realised between these two sets.

He realised that the trouble was in his heart and that he needed to be cleansed again from the inside out.

However, they have not realised their promises.

The researchers quickly realised that these were sharks’ eggs.

The girls at her left and right realised her predicament and feelings, and, in a way, tried to AID her, as much as they dared, by working slower.

But I didn't find anything difficult until I went to university and realised that the first assignment required hard work and couldn't be dashed off while I was eating, as I'd been used to.

It wasn't until I saw myself on TV that I realised how frumpy I was.

The starting-point in 2009 for both debt and the deficit turned out to be worse than realised; tax revenues have proved disappointing as austerity measures have undermined growth.

It was only after I'd bludgeoned her to death that I realised that the image was two years old.

Now she realised how bad off she was.

Mr Obama acknowledged that his nuclear-free vision may not be realised in his lifetime. Sceptics would add his children's lifetime too.

I realised ideal beauty is a racket.