Sentence examples for clearly unrealistic from inspiring English sources

"While these expectations were clearly unrealistic, markets have nevertheless been disappointed".

"The proposals from the creditors are clearly unrealistic," Tsipras told lawmakers in Athens late Friday.

North Korea demurred, sticking to its clearly unrealistic aims long after the IOC had already rejected them.

While building a London-style underground system in every city is clearly unrealistic, much can be achieved with more modest investment.

And when tests taken during the cleanup suggested men had alarmingly high plutonium contamination, the Air Force threw out the results, calling them "clearly unrealistic".

Ten trains per hour are specified for the western arm of HS2, leaving only four to serve Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham and Derby, which is clearly unrealistic.

Steve Kronen Miami, June 21, 2010 To the Editor: Liberals clearly pinned unrealistic hopes on the Obama presidency; had they paid attention to his campaign, they would have expected the centrism they're getting.

This is clearly an unrealistic idealization, since it means that the agent is taken to be "logically omniscient".

That would clearly be unrealistic.

Asking everybody in the population is clearly an unrealistic task for any public health system.

The assumption in Boolean logic that all species are either on or off (state 1 or 0, respectively) is clearly an unrealistic way to represent binding curves or catalytic reactions.