Sentence examples for realistically survive from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he did not think a theme restaurant and shoot'em-up arcade run by the National Rifle Association could realistically survive in Times Square.

Hunt's timetable (a new organisation up and running by 1 July) won't endure if Miliband and Clegg have their way, because much of his plan can't realistically survive Cameron defeat.

Pakistan had taken their second innings to 354 for six before declaring mid-afternoon, leaving England 491 to win but, more realistically, 144 overs to survive.

Realistically, must beat Sussex to survive Surrey 124 Already relegated after a season to forget at The Oval.

Realistically, only 5 to 10 can survive.

R. J. Reynolds: "Realistically, if our company is to survive and prosper, over the long term we must get our share of the youth market".

It is not about whether Huddersfield Town survive in the Premier League; realistically, that battle has long been lost.

And realistically speaking, how was I going to survive (government shutdowns aside) when my weekly unemployment checks were not cutting to the thick of my dreams?

However, their inferior goal difference to Walsall means they will realistically need to win their remaining two fixtures to survive.

Realistically Ian Bell and the new batsman Joe Root needs to survive until then.

More realistically, we might get one in which we manage to survive and prosper, in spite of the privacy challenges.