Sentence examples for realistically before from inspiring English sources
Concerned primarily with simple symbolic affirmations of salvation and eternal life, and repelled by the ignominy of the punishment, the early Christians did not represent the Crucifixion realistically before the 5th century; instead, the event was symbolized first by a lamb and, after the official recognition of Christianity by the Roman state in the early 4th century, by a jewelled cross.
Assess your resources realistically before agreeing to take on an additional task.
The aha moment and realization that I had freed up time and energy to become incredibly productive, focusing on what I could realistically achieve before 2015 ends.
In Carlos Zambrano, the Cubs were realistically confident before Game 2. Zambrano threw a no-hitter last month and has been the Cubs' biggest winner the last several seasons.
While in his budget in April Mr. Obama proposed a 10-year plan to replace sequestration cuts, congressional Democrats and Republicans are aiming lower, seeking a deal that is realistically achievable before the negotiators' Dec. 13 deadline.
So any upside in SanDisk's numbers can't be realistically expected before the second half of 1999.
Ask them how long they can realistically concentrate before their mind drifts to other things.
However, the concept of social entrepreneurship, or creating businesses for the purpose of stabilizing society, and prioritizing that over personal benefit is something very few had realistically considered before this challenge.
Given the anaemic recovery and consumer nerves, it could realistically be 2012 before we see interest rates finally rise.
That raises the possibility, more realistically than ever before, that scientists will be able to rewrite the fundamental code of life, with consequences for future generations that we may never be able to anticipate.
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.
