Sentence examples for realistic consequences from inspiring English sources

By this, I mean that there should be clear and realistic consequences.

"Nobody knows where this is going to go," said Senator Chuck Hagel, a Nebraska Republican".Not just the political consequences but the realistic consequences.

"I have a hard time thinking this would have any realistic consequences," he says.

The results indicate that the combination of Bayesian network and Dempster-Shafer evidence theory is an alternative method for evaluating NGPN accident, and the proposed framework can provide a more realistic consequence analysis since it could consider the conditional dependency in the evolution process of the NGPN accident.

The realistic cost consequences for the local commissioning group are an estimated saving of about £100 000 a year.

18 Assuming that only about two-thirds of patients offered surgery would take up the offer in the first year, our 'best guess' estimate of realistic cost consequences is that the acupuncture service would achieve savings of about £100 000 a year.

More refined approaches studying release scenarios leading to flammable clouds can give a more precise description of the risk (probabilistic approach) or worst-case consequences (realistic worst-case study).

Own your choice, be proud of your decision and be realistic about its consequences on your career or your family.

The creative team researched child psychology, ensuring they could depict realistic action and consequences without fueling nightmares.

But, more important perhaps, the novel seems, disturbingly, to lack any realistic sense of consequence.

As a consequence, realistic simulations with N ∼ 10 6 - 7 for globular clusters and galactic centres are still very challenging and large parameter studies impossible.