Sentence examples for Be realistic to from inspiring English sources

As Long told the Guardian in early January, the project needed to be realistic to succeed.

Even then, it may not be realistic to think about beating the markets.

"I believe it would not be realistic to just think now that we'll catch Chelsea very quickly.

In this day and age, people have to be realistic to what their value is on the open market.

It's just a first step, a chance to see if it would be realistic to take the next one".

"We're waiting to see what model of government they will establish, and whether it will be realistic to run a business here," he said.

Their two grown daughters live in other states, and he said it would not be realistic to move in with either one.

But with all such scientific breakthroughs must come the responsibility to be realistic, to treat women as individuals, and to ensure that services are safe and accessible.

"We have to be realistic to know that whatever we say, we're in the public arena and a public sport and people want to know.

It would be realistic to expect that consumer spending will be lower for several years as households face up to the changed economic environment.

We are trying to be realistic, to be very transparent and well audited as a club — these are common-sense things.