Sentence examples for fail to realistically from inspiring English sources

One of the common criticisms of using computational algorithms such as LH for finding Nash equilibria is that they fail to realistically capture the way that the players involved in the game may reach the equilibrium point.

Another big expense that people often fail to factor in realistically: healthcare.

The complaint, in which many admirers join the critics, is that Mr. Lovins repeatedly fails to account realistically for the many ways that business, government and society resist change.

And more realistically, if we fail to meet the benchmarks, does that mean we have to try harder?

Some fail to advance.

Many fail to thrive.

You fail to communicate.

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In a case in England in 1892, the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, manufacturer of a flu remedy, argued that a financial guarantee dangled in case the medication failed to work was "mere puff" nobody could realistically hold them to.

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency sharply criticized the State Department's impact statement for the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline, saying the report failed to adequately consider the climate change impacts of building the pipeline or to realistically assess alternative pipeline routes or modes of transport.

Worse, analysts say, he failed to lay out a detailed road map of how Japan might realistically rid itself of nuclear power without all the lights going out.