Known in the industry for his affinity for hands-on stunt work, Cruise worked with writer-director Christopher McQuarrie to see if he'd realistically be able to pull off the stunt.
He suggested that students who have been wait-listed at several schools should only respond to the schools that they would realistically attend.
Group D was billed as the most competitive of all, but if Ireland were to lose at home to the group leaders on Sunday they would realistically be out of the running by the halfway stage.
Asked what he thought Clinton would realistically be able to do to restrict gun rights in her first term in the White House, Perry said: "Nothing, because she won't be there".
He cynically, or he would say realistically (since cynicism suggests a moral judgment that human nature might be different), accepts, even celebrates, all the bribery, land-jobbing and double-dealing as the consequence of Americans' having so much freedom.
While Himmelstein acknowledges that the physicians' proposal would meet with political and business interest opposition, and he can't say when such a system would realistically have the political backing needed to be implemented, he is hopeful that as more Americans view a single-payer system favorably, pressure will continue to mount on the government.
Eventually one of the Afghans working for Khushal's arbiters warned him that no decision would realistically be taken in the foreseeable future – and that he should therefore escape Kabul now, while he still could.
Who cares what it would realistically sound like?
Even if I found someone else, age would realistically preclude being able to build that kind of relationship again.
But opposition media, including The Zimbabwe Mail and The Standard, have questioned whether the president would realistically handle his daughter's university enrolment in person.
