Sentence examples for realistically needs from inspiring English sources
Ticks on draw, weight, trip and jockey, but realistically needs to improve out of sight to be a factor.
The fact remains that London already has plenty of concert halls, including more medium-sized ones than it realistically needs and can convincingly fill most of the time, and two respectable, if not truly exceptional, full-sized ones in the Barbican Hall and the Royal Festival Hall.
We realistically needed to win.
This isn't quite a must-win for England; it is, however, a game they realistically need to win.
Wood had already missed his birdie chance on the last hole and finished on one under and realistically needing the top players to badly slip up.
Liverpool conceded three times in ten minutes to draw 3-3 with Crystal Palace, a result that means Manchester City realistically need just four points from their remaining two games to clinch a second Premier League title in three years.
Denmark had such an air of calm that nobody realised they were equally terrified going into the match at Wembley, which they only realistically needed to draw to maintain an iron grip on qualification.
He dropped his goalkeeper, Josh Saunders, tried to reinvent his team as cagey counter-punchers, and while his confused team only dropped two late goals in Toronto he'd left them realistically needing an unlikely clean sheet in the second leg.
On the lifetime list of things you might realistically need to accomplish on the same day, going off-roading and then driving at triple-digit speeds probably ranks after "make a papier-mâché bust of George Clinton and then go pole-vaulting".
And I think that if you -- picking up from what Justice Lewis said -- if you work backward from how much time do you realistically need for a contest, that amount of time, working back from Dec. 12, could guide the court in determining what was the outer date from the time that the recount had to be completed.
Taking risks doesn't mean raising more money than you realistically need.
