Sentence examples for realistic to save from inspiring English sources

Ministers said some of that spending was unavoidable, but said it would be realistic to save a quarter.

"The best and most realistic way to save the Flint Hills and species like the prairie chicken is to keep the rancher on the land," said Mr. Obermeyer.

Mr. Clinton's phased-withdrawal idea may be the only realistic way to save the carefully negotiated formulas and timetables of the Oslo peace agreements.

Judge Stanley R. Ott of the Montgomery County Orphans' Court said the proposed move, backed by pledges of $150 million in financial support primarily from three Philadelphia-area foundations, seemed the only realistic way to save the Barnes from bankruptcy and salvage its prized legacy.

Many travel insurance companies will try to cover you for an unnecessary amount of money, so try to lower your amount of coverage to a realistic amount to save more money.

Destiny's coach helped her set a realistic budget, identify opportunities to save and establish a realistic repayment plan for her student loan.

That will theoretically provide more prey for eagles while also improving the quality of the remaining timber — an approach Hayashida views as financially realistic, if not adequate to save golden eagles on its own.

Most are realistic and are likely to save more in the future.

Customers may have as many as 10-15 touch points with your brand on a single transaction, and it's not realistic or optimal to try to save time on every touch point.

No individual can know how long that will turn out to be, and it is just not realistic to expect most people to save enough for all or most of what they may need over an uncertain span after employment.

Allowing local authorities to plan effectively with four to five year budget settlements would encourage long-termism and make 'invest to save' projects more realistic.