A recent study by the Congressional Research Service concluded that it would be extraordinarily difficult to get rid of 90 percent of tax expenditures, leaving at most perhaps $100 billion to $150 billion of revenue that could realistically be realized to finance rate reductions.
Perhaps its purposeful, for Bob's romanticism cannot realistically be realized or reciprocated.
What changes can you realistically make?
Now, looking back and trying to assimilate many aspects of assorted information, I realize that one cannot realistically speak about "Christian" without "Jew".
"Realistically, you have to give executives some opportunity to realize stock-price appreciation while they're employed," said Jannice L. Koors, a vice president at Pearl Meyer & Partners, a compensation consulting firm in New York.
When it came to launching rockets in Kerbal Space Program, I realized that, realistically, my desire to see what happens when I hit the launch button was so great, my desire to live, to experience things, that I was willing to take the risk.
This apparatus can realize the measurement of strain, stress and temperature of samples and more realistically simulate the road structure.
More realistically, small restaurant owners will have to adjust to a changing competitive landscape, and realize their location no longer assures them an adequate supply of customers.
To realize these goals, we must dismantle the North Korean nuclear and missile programs in a way that is realistically irreversible and verifiable.
Over time, as we practice, a light comes on -- we begin to realize that the complex and often confusing energetics of the workplace can also be experienced as an invitation to live more fully, compassionately, and realistically.
