Sentence examples for unrealistic to take from inspiring English sources

But it's unrealistic to take any other view.

In response to my post on Tuesday about college completion rates, a reader named Mark Elliott wrote in with a good point: that some of these students are enrolled part time, so maybe it's not so unrealistic for them to take longer than six years to graduate.

Because of our unrealistic timelines — trying to take the Afghan military from zero to hero in a little over five years — Afghanistan now has an army of people silly enough to believe that the US would make all of this right.

It's unrealistic to have one profile.

We are making difficult choices about the future shape of adult care services with far less money, and it is unrealistic to expect councils to take on new responsibilities without the necessary resources to support their delivery.

"The changes that need to be made don't appear unrealistic, yet they seem to take an awful lot of time," said Dr. Jeff Rideout, chief executive of the Integrated Healthcare Assn., an Oakland nonprofit group that promotes quality improvement.

"People can say it's unrealistic for indigenous communities to take care of themselves as autonomous economic units.

It is unrealistic to expect staff to take a neutral position in relation to something that they have been instrumental in creating.

Bar and izakaya-pub owners and managers are not specialists in solving such problems and it is unrealistic to expect them to take on the role of professional counselors.

One reason to take unrealistic expectations seriously is that studies have shown that people who harbor these expectations are especially prone to anxiety, depression and unhappiness.

It isn't helped by the the culturally condoned messages about what it takes to look beautiful; these messages are very constraining and tend to be mostly unobtainable and unrealistic, and they fail to take into account that the diversity of people is enormous and beautiful.