Sentence examples for realistically aim from inspiring English sources

You have said that we cannot cut and run from Iraq and that we could "realistically aim to bring all our troops home within the next four years".

Shrewd Tories quietly think that the highest they can realistically aim for is to be the largest party in another hung parliament.

But García, now 32, can realistically aim for a much longer run if he can maintain sufficient command of his putter.

One of the more telling remarks in Jay Z's Billboard interview was buried deep in it, when he directly addressed the question of what exclusives Tidal could realistically aim for.

Without the innovation of a club such as Swansea, the most they can realistically aim for in the long term is upper mid-table and the good football security should allow.

Brown is on course to compete at the London 2012 Paralympics but the youngster believes that she can realistically aim to compete internationally in able-bodied competition as well.

However, Hartson says there is no need for concern as Swansea had achieved everything they could have realistically aimed for before the end-of-season slump.

The Aussies began the final day on 59-4, facing a Test record victory target of 438, but more realistically aiming to bat through the day for a draw.

We highlight that even if we recognize the attributes that RIL-based practices can have for carbon and other forest ecosystem services, we consider that an attempt to model changes that include RIL implementation and other improved forest management practices would be far beyond what could be realistically aimed in the short term in Gabonese forests.

For this reason the simulation scenario that we study in this application of the Simulator does not aim to realistically reproduce the timing of the spreading pattern of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.

One of the basic design decisions was to aim at high-quality schedules for realistically sized problems obtained rather quickly, while maintaining human control.