Sentence examples for realistically ban from inspiring English sources

Because the cannabinoid class of drugs is so broad and diverse, encompassing everything from medically prescribed marijuana to varieties of K2, one law cannot realistically ban the group altogether, and so to effectively target the K2 variants that have proven to be dangerous, lawmakers must ban by specific drug name once the substances have been established to be toxic.

But realistically, the ban on raising and spending soft money for television and radio ads was a step in the right direction.

The United States realistically isn't going to ban guns, but we can take steps to reduce the carnage.

In a statement, Xavier Pastor, executive director of Oceana in Europe, said: "Although this result is highly disappointing, particularly with regards to the discard ban, it is realistically the best outcome we could have expected from the Fisheries Council".

But others on social media used sad-face emojis to express their disappointment, with comments such as "Not gonna lie, a little disappointed that @coachella banned selfie-sticks… (although realistically, probably for the best)" and "Awful news".

But Austen works realistically.

Which realistically meant nothing.

But realistically, probably not.

It's not portrayed realistically".

"But, realistically, who patented pizza?

Poverty is not realistically treated.