Sentence examples for compete realistically from inspiring English sources

The network is partly trying to work an end-run around the trickiest issue -- whether straight news can ever compete realistically with opinion on a day-to-day basis anymore by adding non-news shows like Bourdain's and Spurlock's, or by bringing sports into the mix.

How can they realistically compete for major titles when Toulon are stockpiling so many galácticos?

This meant that the only way aspiring young riders could realistically compete at a high level was to take drugs.

This will bring the economics down to a level where algae-based fuel can realistically compete with conventional fossil fuel products," he said.

The Mets, who have lost four straight, are balancing on the precipice of falling too far out of contention to realistically compete.

Any club lacking the financial might of a Premier League men's side cannot realistically compete in this new era of professionalism.

Chelís already seems to have rubbed off on his players, and they seem to genuinely think highly of him, but it is unclear if the team can realistically compete.

"They are some of the best people in the business and I couldn't realistically compete for an Olympic medal without them," she says.

What can seed or series A stage companies do to realistically compete for such top talent against some of the world's largest and most recognized tech companies?

Unfortunately, there is no "one" universal SIM card, (either from a foreign carrier or from a third party company such as EKit) that can realistically compete with pricing from a local carrier in each specific country.

So how, in a market that is so deeply saturated, can new media and entertainment startups realistically compete, especially if in the end, the consumer wants them to work together?