Sentence examples for realistically only from inspiring English sources

Those at the pinnacle of the game can choose from the country's 844,000 active cricketers – though realistically only the last 4,000 are in the running.

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

There's still over six months left of the Premier League, and while Leicester realistically only need another four wins from their 25 remaining matches to steer clear of relegation, looking at the top four would be a mistake.

Actually, I remember thinking about this moment last year, as I lay awake worrying about the fact that only a quarter of Best Actress winners are older than thirty-nine, and how I realistically only had a couple of years to win before the odds would suddenly triple against me.

She writes: The Lib Dems say that realistically only 250,000 people with pension pots of £40,000 or more would be likely to take part in the scheme (for reasons explained in my blog!), but of these they are assuming only about 5% will actually take up the initiative.

Realistically, only 5 to 10 can survive.

But, realistically, the only way to break this standoff is for the cuts to exact their toll on daily life, causing Republicans to face pressure from the public to negotiate an alternative plan with higher revenues in March as part of talks to finance the government for the final six months of the fiscal year.

But realistically, the only way a product like that would get distributed is probably through state law or a federal system like the AMBER Alert, because it would be too hard to get 38 million Californians to collectively download one app that provides no immediate entertainment or benefit.

But realistically, the only kind of fight in which the vulnerability of space launch sites would be a factor would be a major conflict with another military power that is swatting your satellites out of space.

Vicky Featherstone's production for the National Theatre of Scotland does this very realistically, but it's only partial compensation for a play that's all incident and no drama.

Workplace skills will always be there, to be picked up as needed; but university is, realistically, the only place in which one will have the opportunity to immerse oneself in theories and abstractions – philosophy is the perennial example – while developing academic skills.