Sentence examples for or realistically from inspiring English sources

But a PhD in the humanities can often resemble one long, three-year (or, realistically, four-year) writing-up process.

Stick to a routine – working a nine-to-five day (or, realistically, a nine-to-seven day) somewhere outside the home is the most obvious but also the most effective way of separating work from non-work, a major problem for many PhD students.

And, because these numbers are reported for gender or race, but rarely both, there is little sense of how many (or, realistically, how few) women of color work in Silicon Valley, and how much of what counts as diversity there is hiring white women.

Or, realistically, they might not.

Either these things have a permanent limitation on spoilers, or realistically they have none.

Is there any way the budgetary process can change that could solve this (theoretically or realistically)?

I open the newspaper (or, more realistically: log on) and see, to my horror, that it's still ongoing.

While a good number use real or realistically-described characters, there are also many where the participants are allegorical figures, like Boethius's Lady Philosophy in the Consolatio or "Reason" in Augustine's Soliloquies.

Or, more realistically, maybe some go-carting or a run on the dry ski slope?

'Or, more realistically, maybe some go-carting or a run on the dry ski slope?' Nope.

If you're writing about a subject you're not an expert on and want to make sure you are presenting the topic or information realistically, look up the information or seek out an expert to ask questions.