Sentence examples for realistically secure from inspiring English sources
How much of Afghanistan's rugged territory can America realistically secure?
If Norway does not work for an incoming May government, can she realistically secure a different bespoke bilateral agreement with the EU, in which the UK is not party to the single market but has access to it?
It means that, realistically, Walkden needs to secure a medal if she is to stand any chance of convincing the GB Olympic selectors.
In the league, the race for the final European spots is tighter and more competitive than ever with up to seven clubs all realistically capable of securing a spot in Europe next season.
It means a Yorkshire draw with full bonus points (which they will achieve with three more wickets in the huge amount of time remaining) will secure their safety, because Kent cannot realistically beat Durham.
More realistically, they will need to bat out 90 overs to secure the draw that will give them a third-successive home series win against England.
Ratification of the treaty narrowly squeaked through the Dáil; but large parts of the Irish Republican Army wanted to fight on, either to secure better terms from the British or, less realistically, to realise the blue-sky dream of the Republic.
And won't extending his anti-missile shield a bit farther over Europe enrage the Russians anew and just end up making everyone less secure?In fact, scrapping the ABM treaty, far from worsening America-Russia rivalry, left the Russians free to look more realistically to their own defences.
What is unique about the Scottish energy challenge, and can the Scottish government realistically achieve its target of securing 100% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2020?
The difference, he argued, was that ShoreBank did it the "old-fashioned way"—getting to know the borrower and securing a significant down payment against a realistically-valued property.In March 2009 ShoreBank was a backer of a new Global Alliance for Banking on Values, along with Triodos Bank of the Netherlands, BRAC of Bangladesh and others.
