Sentence examples for more realistic strategy from inspiring English sources
We must challenge the orthodoxy of Kyoto and create a smarter, more realistic strategy.
Would taking smaller steps like simply reducing waste be a more realistic strategy?
Thus, to provide a robust and more realistic strategy, it is crucial to perform an uncertainty analysis for this process.
A more realistic strategy is to isolate the hardliners by cutting deals with individual insurgent commanders, and wooing disaffected tribal groups over to the government side.
A more realistic strategy for resolving the backlog is "a robust federal commitment to funding", according to John Garder of the National Parks Conservation Association.
His more realistic strategy then would be to deny Mr. Trump a majority and hope to win at a contested convention.
The pros and cons of each of these two cognitive styles will be roughly outlined in the following two sections, providing the foundation upon which to develop more realistic strategies to maximize the use of evidence in policy.
Groff expresses that improvements to the work could be made by developing logic into guardian agents to have more realistic strategies that were not random, but directed to specific location.
The combination of these findings leads the way to more realistic strategies that store partner types instead of single actions and distinguish in memory accuracy between defectors and cooperators depending on the environment.
Previous study mainly focused on the impact of clustering on interdependent networks under random attacks, while we extend the study to the case of the more realistic attacking strategy, targeted attack.
While the urge to control and clean-up mega-sites (control and correct) is understandable, rather than setting a goal of cleaning up such sites, we suggest a more realistic response strategy is to address these massive and persistent sources of contamination by acknowledging their position as new features of the socio-ecological landscapes within which they are located.
