Sentence examples for realistically have changed from inspiring English sources

For post-delivery care practices, we also excluded stillbirths and intrapartum maternal deaths since these events could realistically have changed the course of the delivery.

Times have changed, and I ought to think more realistically.

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?

Alternatively, the conspiracy theorists will claim that Birmingham were unlikely to secure a play-off place or be relegated before the ruling and realistically nothing has changed as a result of the punishment so the club is no worse off than before.

"So, realistically, not too much has changed.

Paul H. Brewbaker, the chairman of the State Council on Revenues, said it would probably be a month before the state could realistically gauge how Japanese travel plans had changed.

Artist Nickolay Lamm — who brought us the realistically proportioned girls' doll named Lammily, a direct challenge to Mattel's Barbie — wanted to see how the male ideal had changed over time.

A lot has changed since September 1997, the last time the Baltimore Orioles were in a pennant race and a fan could be seen realistically looking for playoff tickets outside Camden Yards.

Umpires may not realistically have that option.

"Barca have got to have a bad day for United to realistically have a chance.

The real question, though, is whether this could realistically have been avoided.