Sentence examples for realistic engagement from inspiring English sources

The West should put aside its skepticism: Clear-eyed thinking on a realistic engagement with the Syrian regime is required.

Be realistic about engagement-ring expectations... Sorry, but the month's salary rule is only as traditional as the 1930s De Beers marketing campaign that first mentioned it.

The team's fanciful chase for championship rings was preceded this season by a much more realistic search for engagement gold and diamonds.

Concrete and effective ways for implementing any policy updates in practice must be set in place, ensuring, among other things, staff capacity, the allocation of adequate budgeting, and the setting up of realistic timeframes of engagement.

But, I've continued to think often of the experience, wondering what piece of engagement was realistic for me, for my comfort level and lifestyle.

"I think before making bold claims about the effectiveness of Facebook as a learning tool we have to be realistic about just how much engagement that amounts to".

"The site has been widely welcomed as a realistic way to revitalise public engagement in parliament," he wrote in the Daily Mail.

Adopting this supportive vs. center-stage role is being both realistic about the amount of engagement the product could ever generate, and it recognizes the new and valuable reality brands face: Be useful to people who want or need to share stuff.

If a deal is finished, advocates for these failing trade policies want an expedited Congressional approval process, with no time to explain the terms of the deal, no realistic public hearings or political engagement to educate the public and no opportunity to modify the deal.

Since in the real world you cannot disregard the traffic code, you may be penalised $2 for every ticket you receive and $5 for any collision.These instructions are frequently used in our simulation protocols and are intended to encourage a realistic balance between secondary task engagement and driving safety (Mehler et al. 2009; Reimer et al. 2006).

Overall, we can argue that the strength of the study lies in capturing very realistic challenges associated with sustained youth engagement.