Sentence examples for more realistic date from inspiring English sources

But a more realistic date is perhaps 2016, since Tesla says it had only managed to build 507 of the cars by the end of last year.

The deadline galvanised the government and private bus owners into action, so the court, seeing some display of sincerity, set a more realistic date of September 30th.

Since agricultural protection is politically a harder nut to crack, 2020, rather than 2010, is probably a more realistic date for its demise.

A more realistic date for EU accession is closer to the end of the next decade.In other respects the Poles have been doing rather well.

President Boris Trajkovski, as well as officials of the peacekeeping mission led by the European Union and NATO, also favored putting off the election, citing April as a more realistic date.

"We think this sounds like a more realistic date," Oliver Wagner, a senior vice president at Lufthansa who is in charge of the airline's Berlin operations, said in response to the reported new date.

The press association lawyers thought March 5, 2012, was a more realistic trial date.

The rep followed up that "'early 2010' is a much more realistic release date than 'second quarter 2010.'".

More realistic return dates are probably the home game Monday against Atlanta or the game Wednesday in Atlanta.

When he announced in 1966 the new economic five-year plan to govern the Soviet Union from 1966 to 1970, Kosygin adhered to Khrushchev's policy of placing relatively heavy emphasis on the production of consumer goods, and he altered Khrushchev's objectives only by setting more realistic target dates for various economic projects.

This way, the different production schedules of the supply chain are coordinated in order to find a best global solution, thus leading to more realistic plans, better due date fulfilment and less inventory levels in the supply chain as a whole.