Sentence examples for into realistically from inspiring English sources

Objectives analysis: a restatement of the problems into realistically achievable goals; this is often done by rewriting the problems into outcomes, often by reversing the cards.

If you're going on a long road trip, you should break up your route into realistically drivable sections for each day.

Although it has not been determined which mode is most valid for research into DSP, realistically, the three methods have functional similarities: they all require the examiner to manually focus on nerve fibers and make a qualitative choice as to which fibers to capture (22).

In a lot of YA fiction, the tone is different: with death woven as realistically into the lives of characters as it would be into our own, making the stories grittier and darker.

We maintain the pledge to scrap tuition fees, but we've brought that pledge into what is realistically possible over the next half a dozen years.

Early passages seemed didactic and heavy-handed, and Frau Ilse Hess appears at first too much the nattering, insensitive boob, a portrayal not helped by a sameness in line readings that lends a monotony to the performance of Lisa Bostnar, who settles more interestingly and realistically into her role after intermission.

Results from this study show that there will be a shift from vegetation processes that control today's landscape dynamics to fire processes under future warmer and drier climates, and this shift means that detailed representations of both succession and fire should be incorporated into models to realistically simulate interactions between disturbance and vegetation.

These varying costs have been put into three more realistically moderate-ranged scenarios.

Two weeks ago, Apple introduced ARKit, its solution for placing 3D objects realistically into a 'real' place.

Analyzing Alex Karev Rachel Simon called him 'Underrated', she pointed out that Alex's personal growth never seems to get acknowledged as "Alex has evolved, slowly and realistically, into a genuinely good person whose faults don't miraculously disappear, but take a backseat to much better qualities".

Lulling people into thinking they might enhance their driving skills by taking a psychoactive substance is irresponsible, especially when young drivers are already statistically more likely to get into crashes, and realistically, they're probably going to have a lower pot tolerance than someone who has been blazing for 50 years.