Sentence examples for realistically over from inspiring English sources

Although their 2014 World Cup hopes are realistically over, Wales can still finish third in Group A to boost their seeding for future campaigns.

If they fall further behind here their hopes of winning either championship are realistically over.

Even though, realistically, over the last few years it has been a bit of a yo-yo time for them.

The choice between a plastic and metallic endoprosthesis must be individualized contingent on tightness, angulation, and location of the tumor, although realistically over 90% of stents placed in the Western world are now metallic.

Pakistan had taken their second innings to 354 for six before declaring mid-afternoon, leaving England 491 to win but, more realistically, 144 overs to survive.

Battered and bruised in the field by a second century in the match from Peter Fulton and McCullumed into oblivion for the umpteenth time in the past two months, England were set the notional target of 481 to win – uncharted territory in that regard for any side in the history of the game – but more realistically 143 overs to bat out and claim a share of the three-match series.

There is vast disparity in power that cannot realistically be glossed over by banal rhetoric.

Afterwards, figure out how much time they realistically have left over to veg out in front of a computer screen -- and then let them have it, Rich advised.

We maintain the pledge to scrap tuition fees, but we've brought that pledge into what is realistically possible over the next half a dozen years.

The setting is alternately detailed fairly realistically; sketched over bright monochromes; or left out, as in a work that isolates Mr. Bjornsson against yellow and red vertical stripes à la the French Conceptualist Daniel Buren.

The race is "tight and stable," according to the Post's Ezra Klein, who adds that "Romney and Obama are realistically fighting over three or four percent of the electorate".