Sentence examples for realistically put from inspiring English sources

"I have a theory I've wanted to explore for years, but was never sure how I would realistically put it to the test… until now".

Creating less content means brands can realistically put paid media behind every single post and ensure a meaningful number of people are reached with their message (something which correlates far better with ROI and sales).

But why? Compartments The backpack has so many compartments, that you can realistically put every device you carry into a different place.

(Or less magnanimously but more realistically put, to gain the power of using less power to achieve greater, all-day mobile-computing mileage between stops to the wall outlet).

Know how much money you can realistically put toward buying a small business, then research how much money it costs to buy one in your chosen industry.

To apply realistically, put blusher over the spot where you will apply it (the skin would be raw near the wound, apply the fake blood inside the bushed area (don't cover the blusher, put the blood inside of it), and place a little petroleum jelly over the fake blood to help it set and make it more realistic.

This does not bode well for the notion that the administration has any chance of realistically putting in place a functional democracy in Iraq.

Nicolas Sarkozy, Mr Hollande's predecessor, had also promised a new era, only to end up sending the French army to help Côte d'Ivoire forcibly evict Laurent Gbagbo, the loser of that country's presidential election, from office.The question now is how long the French are prepared to intervene, and how fast a decent African ground force can realistically be put in place.

I know most of these people, or people like them, and we worked really hard at portraying them realistically, by putting them in real locations, even real apartments.

"We're just over 12 months from the Games, so realistically anyone putting a World Championship medal on the table is making a clear statement that their weight-category should be selected," GB Taekwondo performance director Gary Hall told BBC Sport.

The baiters are always free to organise their own demonstration (I would be happy to join), and protest movements can only realistically aspire to put pressure on governments at home, whether it be on domestic policies or alliances with human rights abusers abroad (whether that be, say, the head-chopping Saudi exporters of extremism, or Israel's occupation of Palestine).