Sentence examples for is realistic when from inspiring English sources

While this will offer more opportunities for employment, Cowden is realistic when he says he'd still be "going into communities, choosing five from 1,000 people who need jobs".

This assumption is realistic when dealing with SSPAs whose passband is much larger than the modulated signal bandwidth.

"I do not think this is realistic when two billion people do not have access to energy," he added, a tad sniffily.

I am not sure work/life balance is realistic when you are a top executive within an organization.

In adjuvant endocrine therapy, a lowering of the non-adherence rate to 10.8%, the lowest reported in the literature, is realistic when patients are cared for by a specialised oncologic unit focusing on the individual needs of the patients.

The hypothesized effect size is realistic, when considering the paper of Leung et al. ([ 38]; see also Table  1), in which an effect size of 1.38 was described, using the PSI-SF.

Diaz explains that being realistic when you choose a college is important.

They also were being realistic when they said they were sure they would win".

While reality TV becomes increasingly fictionalised, Downton gets slammed for not being "realistic", when it's not supposed to be.

USE COMMON SENSE Be realistic when it comes to rebalancing, said Ronald W. Rogé, a financial planner in Bohemia, N.Y.

Mr. Forrester's campaign manager, Bill Pascoe, said he was being realistic when he typified Mr. Torricelli as a formidable opponent.