Sentence examples for it would be realistic from inspiring English sources
It's just a first step, a chance to see if it would be realistic to take the next one".
Indeed, the party seems to be going to great pains to stress that it would be realistic if given a chance to rule.
It would be realistic to expect that consumer spending will be lower for several years as households face up to the changed economic environment.
But it would be realistic, he said in an interview yesterday, to expect some Westchester schools near the Bronx to profit by taking in 5 or 10percentt of their students from across the city line.
"Until the IMO CO2 data collection system is up and running, there is insufficient data to determine whether or not it would be realistic for IMO to adopt a firm contribution on behalf of the sector," says a group which includes the Baltic and International Maritime Council, Intercargo and Intertanko in a paper submitted to the IMO.
But since McChrystal has said that, doing things his way, it would be "realistic to expect that Afghan and coalition casualties will increase," moving faster might just have meant that those casualties were not in Nurestan but in another part of the country.
"If we didn't think it'd be realistic that Mark would get on the field, then he would be put on I.R., and that's not the case," Ryan said.
"I think if we can finish in the top six that would be realistic but it would be a pretty tough ask," he said.
And therefore for the sake of the people and the country of Zimbabwe, given the crisis - which we would not want to go beyond where it is - a unity government would be realistic".
"The original idea was for him to cut off an ear," Mr. Homoki said, "but the prostitutes said it would be more realistic to cut off a nipple".
