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Still, at 75, he has one more unrealized dream for his people.

It may be an unrealized goal, or just growing older.

There also were unrealized plans for a school of Theology.

And to judge from the cooking, it has more than a little unrealized potential.

No longer would schools of education be able to take a chance on admitting students who have unrealized potential.

To study a crime at first hand has long been an unrealized dream of mine.

There are also others whose unrealized creativity only flowers in later life.

Unrealized losses can be carried forward for up to eight years.

One day's discussion about an imposing, unrealized standard was over.

Unrealized events do play a role in some common statistical methods.

When the show appeared in late September, most of those possibilities went unrealized.

Are there ways to encourage them to fulfill their unrealized potential.

In the absence of an industrial base, local potential was unrealized.

They're bright guys and they know how much of their promise remained unrealized.

The world community must not let the ends envisioned by such important first steps go unrealized.

For the most part, however, these kinds of worries went unrealized yesterday.

She was filled with regrets for her life's unrealized possibilities.

Could he, even at the start, have had a dim unrealized notion of what it might come to?

Despite these accomplishments however, much of the original design remained unrealized.

Economic development is low due to poor management of resources and unrealized potential revenue.

In the end, it remains a loopy and unrealized play.

But many musicians say that Hartford is also a case of unrealized potential.

The problem may be the fact that the room, in small but crucial ways, is unfinished and the design unrealized.

The following are some examples of unrealistic or unrealized expectations.

No potential weapon would remain unrealized for ten thousand years.

Education for all is still an unrealised dream in India.

Without a common European standard, many innovations can remain unrealised.

It can be created by a feeling of mere unrealised menace.

For many in Britain, opportunities are restrained and their full potential is unrealised.

In truth, the lofty aims often went unrealised, or at least only very slowly.

The presence of the Oval as a large green space available for cricket is down to an unrealised street plan.

The 1880s saw the first of several grand but unrealised plans for the station.

His intended restoration of the house went unrealised, however.

Without an internal market in services, then, the new Lisbon strategy will remain unrealised.

Plans to develop this basic design into an aircraft capable of certification went unrealised.

His capture offered an opportunity - as yet largely unrealised - to settle the Kurdish question.

Work began in 1824 and continued for many years, but a second phase involving the construction of another three grand squares was unrealised.

An attitude can be read as an unrealised arabesque, and here, once again, we see an interplay between the two.

This is the result of an unrealised project to run the metro into the suburbs on existing railway lines.

And to me it is, and must ever be, a dream unrealised, a book unwritten.

It was his unrealised, utopian ideas about theatre, however, that proved far more influential.

This, like educational reform, was another grand public project that would remain unrealised in his lifetime (but since achieved).

Little contact with reality, perhaps - a child of hope - a potentiality - infinitely better left unrealised.

Although completing it by himself and producing the tracks alone, the vision of his own label remained unrealised.

While the attitude is a formal, classical position in its own right, it's also an "unrealised" arabesque.

Although this was a new contract, it followed an unrealised earlier contract entered into some time before.

As of 1992, for many Ghanaians, the promised benefits of the project were still unrealised.

Accordingly, no account is taken of unrealised profits or losses arising on such forward exchange contracts.

Sadly, this ambition was unrealised as a result of her premature death in 1904 at the age of 25.

He also said that the Hungarian minority language law is "nice to hear, but full of unrealised law norms".