Sentence examples for realistically mean from inspiring English sources

This does not realistically mean immortality in a romanticized way.

A single breach could very realistically mean your business closing down and huge inconvenience for those who trusted you to keep their information safe".

"The real debate we should be having … is about what privacy in a cyber-connected world can realistically mean given the volumes of personal data we hand over to the private sector in return for our everyday convenience and the continued need for warranted access for security and law enforcement".

Although these answers are very general (as they would have to be for a machine like this), they get twisted by Don's superstitious mind until he thinks they mean much more than they could ever realistically mean.

Which realistically meant nothing.

With general elections in April, this realistically means any conservation measures will happen only when the next government takes office.

"We have to finish in the top four of our group, which realistically means winning two of our remaining four matches".

At a time when our police budget has been reduced by the government by 20% and the local authority budget has been reduced by 40%, how are we realistically meant to cope?

George Osborne wants a decision in time for the next Inflation Report press conference on 7 August, which realistically means that the new approach will need to be there to inform the monetary policy decision the previous week, on 1 August.

As the final weekend of the campaign approached, Straw, Coetzee, Gill, Gilbert, Oliver and Cooper wrestled with their central dilemma: either they find a solution to voters' concerns about immigration, which realistically meant some drastic offer to limit free movement, or they double down on the economic message in the hope that, ultimately, their target audience's cautious nature would prevail.

We present an experimental method for measuring "realistically" the swelling ratio in terms of weight (SRW) of PDMS, where "realistically" means without the underestimation involved by the standard protocol (weight-measurements in open environment with time-delay incompatible with fast solvent evaporation rate).