Sentence examples for unrealistic to suppose from inspiring English sources

It is unrealistic to suppose that unilateral geoengineering schemes won't be an inevitable result.Such schemes could pose huge risks.

It was always unrealistic to suppose that a massive fiscal tightening could leave out welfare, given that it makes up 28% of total spending.

But, if it's unrealistic to suppose that smart machines can be stopped, it's probably just as unrealistic to imagine that smart policies will follow.

At the hearing, Judge Nickerson, who has since died, said, "It would be unrealistic to suppose" that the defense lawyers who would benefit from a $10 million contract "would be indifferent to the welfare of the P.B.A".

Given its minimal resources and powers over economic policy-making, it is unrealistic to suppose that the commission – rather than London, Paris and Berlin – could have led the European response to the financial meltdown.

Although he accepted that Coolmore, owners of Recital, might not be able to engage a replacement jockey of the same stature of Fallon, it was "unrealistic to suppose that Coolmore have not been making very urgent enquiries since Wednesday" as to the availability of other riders.

But as I played on, I came to realize that it is equally unrealistic and absurd to suppose that saying, "Thank you, have a great day" is going to defuse and mollify a man who screams in your face, "I want to rape you," with an epithet added for good measure.

It is unrealistic to think so.

While I suppose it is unrealistic to expect those trends to be reversed, surely their goals can be accomplished with more attention to the criteria on the list.

To take a simple but not unrealistic example, suppose that a gene produces an enzyme which only works below a certain temperature.

It's becoming clear that it's unrealistic to ask the government to play by the rules law enforcement is supposed to be following except in situations where big bad terrorists are involved; mission creep is inevitable.