Sentence examples for a realistic term from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the NPV term of power loss could easily be added to the objective function as a realistic term to find the overall cost of the electrical interconnection system.

"Risk management is a more realistic term than safety," he said.

But MySpace has done something incredible at a big picture level: they've created both a compelling music experience for users as well as a realistic, long term business model for labels and artists in a world where recorded music moves towards free.

That was politically popular among Israelis, but it is not a realistic long-term formula for peace.

For a start, the situation inside the country is so complex, and involves so many parties, that it is not a realistic short-term possibility.

Though the government has precipitated another rush into military action, it has not yet constructed a realistic long-term strategy to destroy Daesh/Isis.

The central place he gave to the subject seemed to answer the question of whether he considered it a realistic second-term priority.

Martínez joked that Kenwright "has not put any pressure on me" with the Champions League admission but rather than backtrack on Everton's prospects of reaching the top four without the resources of their rivals, he said it is a realistic, long-term target.

Even some green groups opposed to all things fossil say they are willing to accept sequestration as a bridge to a renewables-based hydrogen future.Best of all, this approach offers even defenders of coal a realistic long-term plan for tackling climate change.

If an IPO is not a realistic long-term option, the remaining primary exit option has typically been a sale to another company (a strategic buyer, in venture parlance).

To get a sense of how exciting this is in realistic terms, we need to pop through a quick spot of engineering and economics.