Sentence examples for realistically today from inspiring English sources

That indicates Apple is thinking about how this might work realistically today, when a lot of iTunes content can be stored in the cloud for later retrieval by a user on any device associated with their iTunes Store ID.

"I started thinking about this realistically two years ago.

Ben Knight, Honda's research and development chief in the United States, said in an interview that Honda realistically saw 2018 to 2020 as the rough target for fuel-cell cars in showrooms.

I think we can realistically achieve 15-20% in two decades.

Given the anaemic recovery and consumer nerves, it could realistically be 2012 before we see interest rates finally rise.

Realistically, a 10-15-year 10-15-year 10-15-yearogramme, if run by NASA in the usual way, would cost tens of billions of dollars.

Measured at PPP, emerging economies' share of world output has more realistically risen since 1980 and even if China's economy is smaller than thought, it is still a mighty beast.

(Mr. Milch endured a half-dozen angioplasties to deal with heart blockages in the first two years of the series, and the ordeal was realistically employed last year on the series when Jimmy Smits's character, Detective Bobby Simone, died of heart disease).

There are no ready-made replacements for the stars of the current generation - and, realistically, Russia 2018 will almost certainly be the last crack at the World Cup for Messi, Aguero and Di Maria.

One film Bergstein does cite as portraying an abortion story realistically is 2014's "Obvious Child," where a broke stand-up comedian has to grapple with an abortion after having a one-night stand.

They were first depicted realistically in late eighteenth-century Europe as part of making the new science of embryology from investigations into generation, natural histories of monsters and man-midwives' anatomies of the gravid uterus.