Significados de grow realisation em inglês

There's a growing realisation that the world has exhausted that business model, he says.

The whole meaning of human personality is a growing realisation of the divine personality.

There is a growing realisation in destination management that tourism is everyone's business including community.

One source of hope comes from the growing realisation that nature is essential for economic development.

Markets collapsed with the growing realisation that there would be no fast end to the uncertainty.

There is a growing realisation that these priorities are wrong and that the pain must be redistributed.

And with each change came to Squire Norman the growing realisation that his child was a woman.

There is a growing realisation that Fine Gael's bright new form of politics, promised three years ago, has begun to rust.

There is a growing realisation among experts that cancer is developing resistance to the treatments currently being used to combat it.

In modifying Bash, LaBute was responding to a growing realisation that the play's religious context had let some audiences off the hook.

However, the Medical Council's ethical guidelines, published last week, mark an unfortunate departure from the growing realisation that abortion is an Irish reality.

But there is also a growing realisation that tapping deep water and other hard-to-reach deposits will be essential to meet growing energy demand.

Finally, there is a growing realisation that within medicine, as within other complex organisations, doctors are not perfect and will always make errors.

Some of that may be for the wrong reasons, such as a growing realisation that our new-found wealth means we will be net contributors.

Berglof said the importance of the role of the state "was a growing realisation" that had penetrated aspects of the development bank's activities.

The high demand for the funds reflected a growing realisation by the banks that emergency funding may not be available again on such favourable terms.