Sentence examples for politically realistic from inspiring English sources

The saner voices within the party are desperately trying to remain politically realistic, and begging the upstarts not to commit political suicide by proposing such Draconian cuts that the public at large freaks out.

They think it politically realistic.

Is there a more politically realistic way to help them?

Granted, that's not politically realistic as a comeback.

(I'm assuming here that moving to a single-payer system is not a politically realistic option).

Representative Miller agreed that this would be ideal but that it was probably not politically realistic.

Many Israeli settlements are still there because the Palestinians have still not demonstrated a politically-realistic willingness for peace.

Those who favour using the budget surpluses to reduce the national debt should prefer the PRA plan as a politically more realistic way to achieve the same goal.Critics of individual accounts often cite a misleading CBO study of the proposed use of budget surpluses to fund PRA-type accounts.

In addition to stakeholder integration, the incorporation of more specific knowledge regarding the existing political structures and policy variables helped to make model-based ex-ante assessments of the future provision of EGS politically more realistic and, thus, more useful and relevant for actual policy-making processes (Hirschi et al. 2013).

One chapter describes the younger García Márquez's struggles with "the historical demon" of political violence in Colombia -- 300,000 had been killed in under 10 years -- and the pressures he and other fiction writers were under to write about it in a politically "responsible" and "realistic" manner.

Europe is good at making things like wine, whisky and marmalade which it can sell to America.There may be some economic truth in Mr Augustine's jibe, but politically it is not realistic to suggest that the free world should simply hand over weapons production to America.