Sentence examples for more realistic aim from inspiring English sources

Survival looks a more realistic aim, both for the club and him.

A more realistic aim is not the establishing of design reliabilities but of optimum designs.

A more realistic aim is therefore to identify a model that provides an acceptable approximation, in the context of the application in which it is used.

It is time for the British government to reveal more realistic strategic and tactical thinking – they have to set a more realistic aim, methodology and timetable for the Afghan mission, before time, resources and the troops' patience run out.

Yet, according to the latest annual performance plan from the department of cooperative governance and traditional affairs, their more realistic aim is to reduce fatalities by 10% a year.

A top-six finish may be a more realistic aim for Rodgers.

The new orthodoxy is more realistic, aiming for equal opportunities rather than dreaming of equality.

Ultimately, the CAR crisis and Operation Sangaris' failure may compel the French to pursue more realistic aims in Africa and abandon romantic dreams of exporting civility to Africa at the barrel of a gun.

In the US, it is probably more realistic to aim for three months, according to Burt Hutchinson, a financial planner in Wilmington, Delaware.

Thus, for practical purposes, it may be more realistic to aim to predict the number of tags required to saturate the detection of peaks above a given target enrichment ratio (minimal enrichment saturation ratio, MSER) [ 16].

Take a more realistic approach, and aim to maintain your weight instead of losing it.