Sentence examples for realistically build from inspiring English sources

To realistically build even a few thousand permanently affordable units, the amount of subsidies you'd need would get into the billion-dollar range.

To realistically build even a few thousand permanently affordable units, the amount of subsidies you'd need would get into the billion-dollar range.

Always lean toward family-owned companies that have professional outside boards of directors or advisors that can help keep the family executives educated and accountable on the best ways to realistically build a business.

This question spurred me to embark on a two-year research project digging into anything and everything I could find about how to realistically build mental and physical resiliency while uncovering one's passion and purpose.

The fear that these new towers might overwhelm beloved monuments like Grand Central or the Chrysler Building is addressed by Bloomberg officials with a wink and nod: given the other obstacles to new construction, only a few big buildings will realistically be built during the next decade, should the rezoning plan go through.

Previous models, however, are situated on simplified representations of space and do not reflect realistically the built environment in which crime takes place; specifically, they do not incorporate urban street networks.

But the bottom line, before you invest in any kit, is to be honest with yourself about what you will realistically be able to build into your life.

"We want them to build dreams, realistically".

The utility of 3D GIS for realistically visualising the built environment and proposed development scenarios is much advocated in the literature.

And while Crossrail/Transport for London representatives have said that plans could include another cinema eventually being built, realistically it would be 2030 before that would happen; who knows how movie-going might have changed by then?

Even if I found someone else, age would realistically preclude being able to build that kind of relationship again.