Sentence examples for unrealistic to learn from inspiring English sources

First, the reference target might be a hypothetical DMU that does not actually exist (it is difficult and indeed unrealistic to learn from such a DMU).

But it's unrealistic to take any other view.

He, too, thinks it unrealistic to leave adult learning entirely up to the market.

Not only that, but the texture of live tissues can be recreated: rigor mortis makes cadavers stiff and unrealistic for someone who wants to learn what surgery on a live patient really feels like.

The clever young buck from Chicago who wanted to clean out the snakepit that is Washington politics has had two long years to learn that real change is as unrealistic there as snow in August.

Such commissions are usually starved for resources, have unrealistic deadlines and are often composed of people who have to learn the subject matter from scratch.

Requiring clinicians to learn and master search methods for efficient searching is unrealistic.

While the reduction in trainee attendance in theatre can be explained by the current working environment this does not help in finding a solution and expecting trainees to learn surgical skills with such erratic and infrequent attendance may be unrealistic.

Don't hold unrealistic expectations that her strengths will be the same as yours - she might be slow to learn tasks that came easy to you and quick at things you found tough.

It is unrealistic to expect developers to suddenly write 20 times more code than before -- a skill that takes years to learn and even longer to master.

Mistakes are an important way to learn the way that does work and while we're conditioned to avoid mistakes, this is unrealistic.