Sentence examples for realistically out from inspiring English sources

This will become the lily's stamen, which juts realistically out from the center of the bloom.

He was, however, realistically out of it.

Wales are realistically out of contention for qualification but will help their seeding for future campaigns by finishing as high up the Group A table as possible.

Red Bull's Mark Webber, who retired after a troubled race, is fifth, 47 points behind Alonso, with Button sixth, 78 points adrift and realistically out of contention.

Ian Gough went over to give the Ospreys hope, but despite the losing bonus point they are now realistically out of contention for the knock-out stage.

As critic Michael Dunne points out: "Fink's heavy overcoat, his hat, his dark, drab suits come realistically out of the Thirties, but they come even more out of the films of the Thirties".

There is still timing uncertainty on planed farm outs as management also realistically pointed out majors will require more clarity as to the base oil price before firming up capital programmes but, as we stated, large exploration prospects are necessary for long term reserves replacement for the majors and Chariot offers an abundance of these.

In order to determine if action plans engaged or not primary care professionals themselves in QI, both coders evaluated if participants targeted an action they could realistically carry out or if their action required to be mainly carried out by someone else from their organization.

We might inquire into the fears of our patients, appraise the risks realistically, point out that widespread media coverage tends to exaggerate the risks, and, as Durodié and Wessely [ 49] point out, suggest that we should not become victims of our fears.

Or, more realistically, figure out what the obscurer end-of-the-movie credits actually mean.

This is why many in Washington and in education think the idea will not get far.While some argue over finances, and others over efficacy, the real issue is whether the country can realistically roll out, on a large scale, the kind of excellent learning that would feed minds and help the economy grow.