Sentence examples for to realistically be from inspiring English sources

It's January the second, the TV schedules are still full of films, and a sizeable number of you are still too hungover to realistically be expected to work.

Although the electronics used to build computers can realistically be expected to last for 10 years, between 1997 and 2005 the average life of a PC fell from six years to around three years.

Known in the industry for his affinity for hands-on stunt work, Cruise worked with writer-director Christopher McQuarrie to see if he'd realistically be able to pull off the stunt.

We recommend making calculations at the facility level and rounding up each facility's FTE to units that can realistically be employed (0.5 or 1.0); these individual facility numbers could then be added for district or national calculations.

But what can realistically be done to persuade the two governments to embrace long-term commitments to establishing the rule of law and fighting corruption?

But he kept at it, taking notes, constantly looking for players he might realistically be able to reach out to.

The Digital Geographer can realistically be promoted to be able to pay for itself within its first several uses.

In a two-stage selection process, we identified IT innovations in health care that may realistically be expected to be beneficial to hospital care in the (near) future.

But the bottom line, before you invest in any kit, is to be honest with yourself about what you will realistically be able to build into your life.

Rossi will struggle to beat Britain's Cal Crutchlow this year and I think he will realistically be having to look at mainly fourth and fifth-place finishes.

But the Welsh Local Government Association wants a commission to make an "urgent re-evaluation of what local councils can realistically be expected to deliver in such a challenging economic climate".