But it's not clear how much we can realistically aspire to raise the employment rate.
Kahn and Shawn catalogued the other ways access to television set Jeffrey apart from his peers: He plays cops-and-robbers a good deal more realistically than boys raised merely on radio; he knows, for instance, how to frisk a man for a concealed firearm by patting his armpits and hips.
Coghill was pleased to return, believing it right that Tony's story arc should conclude realistically, giving closure to the storyline and continuing to raise awareness of the issue.
But realistically, the ban on raising and spending soft money for television and radio ads was a step in the right direction.
Based on the experience in other countries, I estimate that a U.S. VAT could realistically tax about a third of the gross domestic product (GDP), which would raise close to $50 billion per percentage point.
That raises the possibility, more realistically than ever before, that scientists will be able to rewrite the fundamental code of life, with consequences for future generations that we may never be able to anticipate.
Taking risks doesn't mean raising more money than you realistically need.
Here, in my lap, were realistically conceived characters moving through plausible, riveting situations, raising complex ethical questions.
Nina is also about to give birth, which raises questions about how Annie is realistically going to fit into their family unit?
Haven't they lost enough?" It raises the stakes and illustrates that, realistically, this war will have casualties, but it also makes you wonder, "How much is too much?" Right, how much is too much?
