Sentence examples for considered unrealistic from inspiring English sources
It was considered unrealistic.
This is widely considered unrealistic.
"If that's considered unrealistic, it's political correctness gone mad".
The budget is based on assumptions about tax revenue and growth, exchange rates and inflation that are considered unrealistic.
Visions of a farmer's market in the building's vast "green marketplace" atrium, for example, are now considered unrealistic.
Mr. Obama has cast aside Mr. Bush's expansive talk of spreading freedom around the globe, which critics considered unrealistic and even counterproductive.
Sarkozy also repeated a call to set up humanitarian corridors in Syria – a suggestion other countries consider unrealistic and unlikely to win backing from Russia.
But Warrington Hudlin, the co-founder and president of the Black Filmmaker Foundation, considers unrealistic the suggestion that black actors can evade the burden of representation.
As the state board began dissecting the budget plan submitted by Mr. Gulotta, Mr. Zarb said he expected county legislative leaders to identify all of the spending cuts or new revenues that it considers unrealistic.
In its settlement negotiations with Boeing, the union has suggested that the company keep the plant operating by moving some outsourced parts production from other countries to South Carolina — an idea that Boeing and industry analysts consider unrealistic.
In the current crisis, Mr. Davis has been criticized in many quarters as moving too slowly and has vowed to oppose electricity rate increases at virtually all costs, a goal some other prominent politicians consider unrealistic, since higher rates would help force conservation.
