Sentence examples for more realistically it from inspiring English sources
Or, more realistically, it could make its code more user-friendly by, say, allowing business owners to work with one ministry — as opposed to a dozen.
But more realistically, it serves as a forum where politicians can lobby for pet projects.
More realistically, it depends what investors were doing in the period leading up to this tragedy.
More realistically, it will be a feudal affair, bringing to mind the WikiLeaks cable about the North Caucasian oil baron who threw a three-day feast — boiled sheep, flying banknotes — to celebrate the marriage of his son.
"Estimating how long things take will not only help you plan your days more realistically, it will also help you take advantage of blocks of time that open up unexpectedly" — say, when a meeting is canceled, she said.
In L'Invasion, he attempted to depict the human situation more realistically; it impressed André Gide and the director Jean Vilar, and, under Vilar's direction, it opened in Paris in 1950, with his third play, La grande et la petite manoeuvre.
"I hope we can end it next year, but more realistically I'd say two years," she added.
It's relating it to something you've probably never actually experienced it, but you could almost imagine more realistically what it's like.
If Labour manages to win this election – or, more realistically, if it comes as close to winning as this infuriating stalemate of a campaign will allow – the history books will show that victory was cemented back at one minute past 10 on the evening of 26 March 2015.
This is in order to present them more realistically when it comes to describing and interpreting them for decision-making purposes.
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