Sentence examples for more realistically when from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is, What is to happen if (or more realistically when) this program "dries up" during state belt tightening in the future years of economic slowdown?
If – or more realistically when – the next axe falls on government investment into the culture sector (an investment which, let us not forget, is repaid many times over in the tax revenues we produce), one of the great challenges will be to continue to improve the deal offered to those most underpaid.
This is in order to present them more realistically when it comes to describing and interpreting them for decision-making purposes.
Any State of the Union bounce is likely to be fleeting, especially if — or, more realistically, when — another inflammatory statement from Trump again dominates the headlines.
Applications of the framework at the Eagle Creek Watershed in Indiana shows that watershed behavior was more realistically represented when the four uncertainty sources were considered jointly without having to embed watershed behavior constraints in auto-calibration.
Or, more realistically, tweaking them when the opportunity arises.
Under this perspective, the more interesting results reported here are those obtained following BZ treatment at day 1 (as well as day 6) of incubation in hypoxia, as they mimic more realistically what occurs when the drug administered in vivo encounters LSC already placed in hypoxic tissue areas.
While taut-cable theory has been traditionally employed for simulating the dynamics of cable networks, the use of a nonlinear restoring-force discrete element in each cross-tie has been recently proposed to more realistically replicate the network vibration when snapping or slackening of the restrainer may be anticipated.
There were also two less-expected items: a square life-logging camera called Pixel Clips and a pair of wireless earbuds called Pixel Buds aimed at real-time (or, probably more realistically, close to real-time) translation when used with one of the company's Pixel smartphones.
In endorsing such a debate, Obama went further than any president has since the start of the war on drugs, which can be traced back at least to President Richard Nixon, but more realistically to the early 20th century, when the federal government began criminalizing drugs that had long been legal.
Hardisty, who spearheaded the project, hopes to look next at how people deal with uncertainty when the circumstances are more realistically ambiguous.
