Sentence examples for cannot realistically be expected from inspiring English sources

"Individual drivers and private companies cannot realistically be expected to resolve the dilemma themselves".

Since a judge cannot realistically be expected to erase the evidence from his mind once he has decided to exclude it, there seems little point in excluding the evidence; we might as well let the evidence in and allow judge to give the evidence the probative value that it deserves (Mnookin 2006; Damaška 2006; cf. Ho 2008 44 466).

Other factors, such as the introduction of a breast cancer screening programme in the United Kingdom or the PSA test for prostate cancer, have caused rapid increases in recorded cancer incidence rates and changes to case-mix which cannot realistically be expected to continue to 2040 as they are clearly the result of specific interventions.

What can realistically be expected from the relatively small number of international corporate volunteers?

How many people could realistically be expected to buy the units?

Policy decisions and plans do not always have their intended impact, nor should they realistically be expected to.

Up to this point, the Israelis, when forced to provide specifics on what it is they expect Iran to do, have laid out conditions so onerous that they cannot realistically be met by any Iranian government.

"Donor intent cannot realistically be guaranteed beyond a generation," Mr. Piereson said.

There is vast disparity in power that cannot realistically be glossed over by banal rhetoric.

First, because of economic realities, appraisal actions cannot realistically be pursued by small shareholders.

This is an absurd question and one which cannot realistically be answered, except by engaging in speculation.