Sentence examples for more realistic when from inspiring English sources

Certainly, one single idea cannot change cities this large and chaotic overnight, but change is more realistic when it is open and inclusive.

While Jose seemed optimistic and said he hoped that muscle stimulation and ice treatment would enable him "to be able to move" by today, he was more realistic when told that Torre and Cashman were pessimistic about a rapid recovery.

'Olivia is effective and plucky,' said another friend, who predicts that if - or, to be more realistic, when - Olivia Joules is made into a film, the heroine is more likely to be played by a feisty, smouldering Rachel Weisz than a pudgy, puzzled Renée Zellweger.

Simulated transfers were found generally lower and more realistic when using the two-site model.

Furthermore, it is well known that noise condition is more realistic when the image mainly covers water area [27].

The model-generated ET0 and ETa values (mean of four locations) are lower than ET0/ETa values calculated with the Penman-Monteith method but appear more realistic when compared to field trial data from northern and eastern Germany.

By adding additional layers to low-polygon models of walls, warriors and weapons that are encoded with specific instructions about reflectivity (called "specular" information) and color, objects can be made to look even more realistic, particularly when they move or when other objects pass before them.

The Monte Carlo simulation had an appropriate type 1 error rate when the model learning parameter was known (see Supplementary Material, S1.1), but this was inflated, in the more realistic case, when α was estimated from the data (e.g. Round-Box: 24% estimated Type 1 error rate for 5% significance, 95% confidence interval: 21.5% to 26.7%).

Indeed, a more realistic equation when thinking about the future of seafood is "no fish equal no fishermen".

After years of overwrought expectancy surrounding the yearning for a first British winner since Fred Perry in 1936, a kind of euphoria fatigue may have created a more realistic ambience when the Scot takes the court.

But has Homeland ever looked more realistic than when its latest episode was "hacked" by graffiti artists asked to paint the set, resulting in deeply convincing scenes of American intelligence experts failing to have a clue what stuff in Arabic meant?