Sentence examples for are still realistic from inspiring English sources

Though each model is able to predict in uni-axial material tests the values of stresses depending on plastic strains and plastic strain rates the question is if solutions of simulations are still realistic if the viscoplastic law is applied on structural deformations.

Recommit to your goals -- review your goals and make certain that they are still realistic.

He wondered if it was still realistic to show home delivery of newspapers.

Although the early 2020s may seem too soon to scale up, Knapp says it's still realistic because they're working with mostly existing technology and infrastructure.

When pressed by analysts over whether this new delivery schedule, in light of the supply chain problems, was still realistic, Mr. McNerney maintained that it was.

No wonder Mallinder thinks five wins from six is still realistic but Northampton do have a weakness for sudden heavy defeats.

Tusk said it was "still realistic" to complete phase two Brexit talks by the October deadline but, in comments echoed by Angela Merkel, he told reporters that the next phase would be "more demanding, more challenging".

But in spite of its contrived, almost shticky formulation, it's still realistic in terms of how the characters deal with the unfortunately serendipitous situation they find themselves in.

"Winning the Commonwealth Games was great, I finally won a gold medal but I'm still realistic about the level of competition there," says Armitstead. "I won the World Cup, but I see the [succession of] second places and think: 'How many times could I have won if I had done something different?' I still feel there is room to grow.

"I think [top spot is still realistic].

"But sticking with the objectives we set at the beginning of the year is still realistic".