Sentence examples for fiscally realistic from inspiring English sources
"Instead, we must ensure that the review provides the long-term direction that UK defence and security requires – one that is fiscally realistic and strategically ambitious". However, Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, said it was a "bit rich for Labour to be calling for a strategic review of future threats and defence capabilities after they failed to have a strategic review for 12 years".
To correct course, Hustle has brought in "strong finance leadership" and plans to chart a fiscally realistic path forward.
Breakthroughs in the miniaturization and availability of components have made this concept much more fiscally realistic at this stage.
"In contrast, we are clear that a future Labour Strategic Defence and Security Review will be both strategically ambitious and fiscally realistic".
And a number of health policy experts have questioned whether the $2,500 projection is either fiscally or politically realistic.
On the left, there is hope for a more realistic and fiscally responsible approach to the welfare state and business culture.
Rather than apologize for toppling Saddam Hussein, what the United States "needs to do is to be more realistic, better informed historically and less fiscally profligate; and to get more boots on the ground," Ferguson writes.
All of America is waiting for Congress to offer a realistic and concrete plan for getting back to this fiscally sound path.
What do you say in a nutshell your political philosophy is? A. I'm socially progressive, I'm fiscally moderate, which I think is where frankly most people are in this state, and where, if you're realistic, you are today.
