America's founders soon realized that a majority is not always just, and wrote the Bill of Rights to set limits to its power.

The founders quickly realize that would not be enough.

The founders realized that they could do away with some of the things that clog up other magazines, like articles.

The founders had soon realized that only a fraction of the database could be saved before the computers fell apart.

The founders realized that the success of an orchestra depended to a large extent on the conductor.

The founders realized that their campus did not offer an organization that met the needs of women from minority backgrounds.

Although they only received 20 redemptions, the founders realized that their idea was significant, and had successfully empowered people to coordinate group action.

But times have changed since Limelight's heyday, as the new company's founders realized.

Within months after the opening, however, the founders realized they had become victims of their own success.

Eventually, the founders realized that it would be better to create a product to serve the hosting need and launch it as a company.