Sentence examples for realistically claim from inspiring English sources

Few federally funded organizations can realistically claim to have had more success.

It's so typical that even someone who can realistically claim the title of "international sex symbol" can't escape technological enhancement.

If you are still attempting to obtain money, you cannot realistically claim for it against tax yet.

THE ECONOMIST: Sure you do, but how many seats do you need to realistically claim to be deputy prime minister for example?

United against West Ham had 21 chances, but no one – Van Gaal perhaps excepted – could realistically claim they had played great attacking football.

"I don't think anybody could realistically claim that this is fundamental reform of the EU or of Britain's relationships with the EU".

Romelu Lukaku grabbed one back minutes from time but this dismal defeat that had Old Trafford emptying before the final whistle means United can realistically now claim only the FA Cup.

Because he had once been elected Tsar of Russia and could realistically lay claim to the Russian throne, King Władysław wanted to continue the war or, because the Polish-Swedish Treaty of Altmark would soon be expiring, ally with the Russians to strike against Sweden.

He has overseen the transformation of the city centre following the IRA bomb of 1996, the creation of Sportcity for the 2002 Commonwealth Games, and the redevelopment of the Spinningfields business district – allowing Manchester to realistically stake a claim as the country's second city.

Ethnotek has genuinely made strong efforts when developing their business model to be a truly sustainable company, unlike some other companies that make these claims, but realistically fall short.

In order to support this claim and to realistically assess energy savings by DSM it is indispensable to have an accurate model of the LD power consumption as a function of the TP.