Sentence examples for more realistic position from inspiring English sources

There is a guarded hope among her allies that she might gently steer the 45th president towards a more realistic position on free trade, Nato and the containment of Russia.

One reaction that attempted to place religion in a more realistic position (i.e., as neither primarily to do with pure nor with practical reason) was that of the German theologian and philosopher Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768 1834) in his On Religion: Speeches to Its Cultured Despisers.

Rather than providing the intended shakeup that might press Palestinian leadership to accept what Trump called "the plain reality" of the situation and come to the negotiating table with a more realistic position, the move is seen by Palestinians as having discounted Washington as a fair broker in negotiations.

The actual (as opposed to mythologised) history of the US science adviser position helps to place the role in a more realistic perspective.

She had a much more realistic perspective".

Many years later Wigner changed his mind to reflect a simpler and more realistic objective position which appears to offer a way to resolve this issue.

The team also put themselves in a more realistic financial position to sign Heyward by signing Lackey to a two-year contract and Zobrist to a four-year, $56 million contract that pays him only $12 million in 2019 - the final year of his deal.

The variations from within a more realistic range of positions demonstrate that axial migration measurements of ca. 0.5 mm between the bone and implant, and less than 0.3 mm between the implant and the bone cement, may be expected.

A possible area of future research could be to examine the NWBLP model under more realistic conditions such as position estimation error and obstacle environment.

To create a more realistic picture of the plume position, a series of direct-push monitoring wells were installed along one control plane.

That gives the least squares stochastic model used for position computation a more realistic representation, vis-a-vis the otherwise 'equal weights' solution, normally applied in GNSS positioning.