Sentence examples for realistically known from inspiring English sources

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.

You can't fear what you realistically know is coming".

Poldek, realistically, knows enough Yiddish to follow a sentence or two.

I don't realistically know where I could be in 10 years' time as a soprano.

"The ones who look at it realistically know it was certainly not his fault".

We all might have a more enlightened discussion about public policy, Professor Conley said, if we realistically knew the cost of inequality and where we ranked on the economic ladder.

"We were working towards him staying, but we realistically knew there was always a chance he wouldn't.

"We didn't realistically know what she would do," said Rudd, who revealed that Meilutyte was a freestyler when she arrived in the United Kingdom.

Most people on both sides realistically know that if a final agreement is reached, territorial adjustments would reflect facts on the ground, whether they say it publicly or not.

They are simply two grown adults, living their lives, working on their marriage, and as of late, calling it quits over issues that I, a random bystander and gossip reader, realistically know nothing about.

"I love you, Flash" she says, even though she must have realistically only known him for a maximum of 48 hours.