Sentence examples for that would realistically from inspiring English sources

For our project, we decided to work on two main aspects of the ice: creating a surface that would realistically reflect and transmit light similar to a real ice cube and to generate bubbles in the center.

Although there are three stages remaining in this three-week race, which ends Sunday in Paris, the only one that would realistically afford a rider an opportunity to gain time back is the 33-mile time trial Saturday.

The bad news, however, is that none of the presidential candidates is offering any proposals that would realistically solve income inequality.

That would realistically take a multi-billion dollar, multi-year (or even multi-decade effort) to upgrade.

Every kid was encouraged to keep their characters secrets to themselves but if there was something that would have realistically been in their "file" it was important that I knew it.

The intervention was capsule based and designed to provide amounts of EPA and DHA that would be realistically achievable at a population level by dietary modification with oily fish.

Her manifesto, as she explained it, was to make a magazine with "less spirituality than Oprah's magazine," one that would be "more realistically crafty than Martha's".

Special lighting equipment was added to give the Peace Candle a natural effect that would make it realistically flicker throughout the night.

He suggested that students who have been wait-listed at several schools should only respond to the schools that they would realistically attend.

Yes, the EU has its problems, remain campaigners concede, but the mainstream Leave campaign has been so right-wing that Brexit would realistically result in a surge for the hard right.

Influenced by the German Meiningen Company, Stanislavsky began to develop a system of training for actors that would enable them to perform realistically in any sort of role and situation.