Sentence examples for realistically pass from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ibarra has written a more analytical book, describing the various stages that professionals in both the United States and Europe must realistically pass through as they try to reinvent themselves.
However, the terms of any potential deal put on the table by Ensygnia were commercially unviable for Paddle, consisting of a license fee per transaction that outweighed what Paddle could realistically pass on to customers or absorb within its existing pricing.
"For the first time in over half a century, we have the opportunity to update the Equal Pay Act with a bill that actually provides needed changes and can realistically pass".
If your children are adults, ask yourself if you can realistically pass it on now, instead of waiting.
All of this adds complexity to our message, and makes it difficult to explain what we are for without inviting questions like, "Haven't you already tried that?" and "Do you realistically think that will pass?" And "How are you going to pay for that?" First let's deal with what we will call the "verb tense" problem, and the key to avoiding this trap is to return the discussion of the strategy.
Often enough someone has some quite attractive idea, but you can't realistically see a law being passed by her, though it may still be worth sending her to Westminster where she may convince others.
Here, men date realistically, awkwardly, desperately, without free-access passes — guaranteed simply by the virtue of their maleness — to whole frontiers of coltish 23-year-olds.
The satisfaction inherent in my self "entering the game" became less pleasing recently as the Fable series or Saints Row 3 realistically age your character as time passes.
But realistically, no pay equity bill is going to pass a lukewarm Senate and woman-hostile House.
But with 41 Republicans in the Senate, no bill which requires 60 votes to pass is going to have a chance, realistically.
These fairly graphic scenes might scare children, although they pass quickly and are too stylized to seem realistically gruesome.
