Sentence examples for realistically few from inspiring English sources

So realistically, few of the business school plan entrants can even understand whether their business plans even make sense.

Realistically, few if any of ArtsLit's students will leap straight into the Ivy League.

Which is better, ISAs or P2P? Realistically, few people will delve into P2P without having already made use of cash ISAs, not least because there is an automatic tax saving with the latter.

Realistically, few people here expect this Israeli government to do very much given Mr Netanyahu's dependence on the support of parties ideologically hostile to the whole idea of "land for peace".

Realistically, few small businesses at an early stage do this, and many tech companies only require a PayPal address, not a real address.

Realistically, few people would ever have the ability to purchase the exact items you see being worn on another person from head to toe and so magazines provide suggestions for copying the style.

"Yet, realistically, very few of the libel claims pursued in the English courts today are brought by claimants on this basis – cases such as these are the exception that proves the rule".

However, realistically, very few can do that, so just wear them out and discard or donate them when you feel like you're ready for a replacement.

And, because these numbers are reported for gender or race, but rarely both, there is little sense of how many (or, realistically, how few) women of color work in Silicon Valley, and how much of what counts as diversity there is hiring white women.

All children and adolescents (up to age 17.99 years) are approached, with no minimum age for recruitment recognising that, realistically, very few (if any) children are referred and routinely managed through specialist weight management services before the age of 2 years.

Few realistically believed that the passage of Egypt's revolution would run smooth.