Sentence examples for realistically accomplish from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department has appropriately focused on what is important and what it can realistically accomplish.
Indeed, the physics of chemical explosions put a limit on what a conventional gun can realistically accomplish.
Nayyem's energy is more frenetic and less focussed, and he is liable to commit to a wider range of projects than he can realistically accomplish.
How much of this could GM realistically accomplish in 60 (or 90) days?
But she and other officials said the rate proposals took into account how much work DWP can realistically accomplish and how much money the utility can spend.
At the time the GEMS protocol was developed, there was little expertise in real-time PCR at any of the sites in the GEMS network, and the added complexity of real-time was beyond what the training programs could realistically accomplish.
Fairly soon, said Mr. Smerling, the administration may have to lower its sights on what can be realistically accomplished by the end of the year.
But as the White House counselor, Ed Gillespie, noted on Monday, the window for realistically accomplishing much of anything during an election year will close by the time Congress adjourns in the summer and the presidential nominating conventions begin.
At present all that our leaders can declare is "preventing Veteran suicide is our highest priority" but without a clear, actionable and unified strategy to include the civilian safety net, how can this be realistically accomplished?
Neither side released details about the agenda, and it was not clear how much can realistically be accomplished because the deeply unpopular Mr. Roh has only a few months left in office.
He has intelligent and tough positions on crime, seems to understand the limitations of the office and what can realistically be accomplished, and has a deeper understanding than anyone of the key privacy and other issues affecting Silicon Valley companies and the people that use tech/Internet products.
