Sentence examples for realistically foreseeable from inspiring English sources

But is a $15 billion valuation realistically foreseeable in a couple of years when a $10 billion valuation today seems like a stretch?

Eventually one of the Afghans working for Khushal's arbiters warned him that no decision would realistically be taken in the foreseeable future – and that he should therefore escape Kabul now, while he still could.

"I don't think that anyone is realistically saying that CDs or albums are going to disappear in the foreseeable future".

Whilst the ideal long term goal is that adoption of an ELN alongside extensive laboratory automation removes any need for paper, realistically current technology is such that it is desirable that ELN solutions work alongside paper for the foreseeable future.

Because of complaints from bar owners about their inability to obtain liability insurance, the state passed legislation in 1987 to limit liability to cases where the server could have realistically known that the patron was underage or intoxicated, and to limit lawsuits to types of injuries that are foreseeable.

Decoded, it means that the committee is in practice recommending that high-speed trains should run at normal speeds, since nobody realistically imagines (short of a massive switch to nuclear power) that electricity generation is going to be "decarbonised" in the foreseeable future.

But Austen works realistically.

Which realistically meant nothing.

"But it's not foreseeable".

Both developments were wholly foreseeable.

But realistically, probably not.