Sentence examples for whether realistically from inspiring English sources
The figures come thick and fast and it's only when I ask her whether, realistically, Roe v Wade could fall, that she stumbles and hesitates.
On these answers will depend not only the viability of the Obama policy towards the region, but the credibility of the Karzai regime, and whether realistically Afghanistan has a reasonable future as a state?
Third, and even more importantly, the ultimate value of the automated model will depend on whether it can realistically be used in real-time and if flagging patients at high risk will change clinical management, improves patient outcomes and/or reduces human surveillance burden.
Really, the point isn't to make the things described above, but to determine whether they realistically can be made, and the answer may well be no — at least for now.
SD_BFE is thus compared to RD_BFE to determine whether it realistically represents the complexity of a real data scenario.
Whether you can realistically operate a more modest foundation may depend on whether you can run it yourself.
We sought to determine whether winter temperatures realistically affect the temperature of IVFs stored on an ambulance and whether short transport times mitigated the need for any warming devices.
Perhaps the lessons of Indonesian democracy should be viewed more critically and realistically, whether from Jakarta, London or Cairo.
The third element, though is whether Spain could realistically be expected to make extra cutbacks on top of what Rajoy announced in July.
You are liable for the whole debt, not just half, so if your partner can't or won't pay, you can be pursued for the entire debt, whether you can realistically afford it or not.
Asked about the UN's position on humanitarian corridors and whether they could realistically be implemented, a spokesperson for the UN's office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs referred to an earlier statement by Stephen O'Brien, the UN's undersecretary for humanitarian affairs.
