Sentence examples for realistic desire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's proposals, if enacted, would force a choice between ecumenical acceptance of all religions' understandings of social issues and a realistic desire to finance only programs and initiatives that could demonstrate concrete measures of success in combating poverty.

But he continued: "It is no more realistic to desire that they invest only in morally perfect companies than it is to desire that any of us should relate only to morally perfect individuals.

We need to be clear and realistic about the desired outcomes, and avoid the historic tendency for new partnerships to have great and arguably unrealistic aspirations about what can be achieved on a short timescale.

The possibility of determining the yarn interlacing and weave parameters to obtain the desired realistic appearance and properties of fabric is still an open challenge in modern textile research.

This may have significant implications in cell studies as more relevant and realistic results are desired.

In their reviews, Kluger and DeNisi [ 7, 8] as well as L'Hommedieu et al. [ 15] indicate that expectations about the effects of feedback in general are often not realistic and the desired effects in terms of performance improvement not self-evident.

He describes the harem attitude as "both more realistic about male sexual desire than the Western culture of chastity and monogamy and less sentimental about it".

We cannot, however, maximize cost benefit in critical care within the current sociopolitical framework where consumer desire supersedes realistic need.

He also examines other important issues, including the "serious ethical questions [raised by] encouraging young people to pursue graduate work in many fields" that lack "realistic opportunities for achieving desired career outcomes".

We chose the square grid topologies mainly because the recent studies on the deployment issues [21] have shown that square grid topologies are more realistic in delivering the desired network performance.

We conclude that an ecosystem approach to planning and design can be widely used to assess existing conditions and to consider policies, strategies, and relationships that address realistic barriers and stimulate desired benefits.