We have to be realistic about what we can achieve.
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"Be realistic about how much your life costs," says Hopkins.
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I think everybody should be debated, to be realistic about it.
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I'm finally able to be realistic about capability and human limitations.
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And we need to be realistic about what we can get.
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If I don't, I'm going to be realistic about my options.
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"But let's be realistic about this," he wrote on his website.
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I tend to tell women to be realistic about their beauty goals.
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Be realistic about your friendships and what people are capable of today.
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Sometimes a small company has to be realistic about its product roadmap.
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Also be realistic about how much you'll spend on food and incidentals.
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However: Be realistic about how much you can expect from your sibling.
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Andrew doesn't hesitate to be realistic about his lifestyle as a nurse.
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"We have to be realistic about what we can do," Andrés said.
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"Be realistic about what you can and can't do yourself," Buckley adds.
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"We need to be realistic about what's happening every day," she said.
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As Dr. Hubbard suggests, "Play, have fun, but be realistic about your chances."
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But you need to be realistic about what you actually expect to achieve.
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Be realistic about your time constraints: Evaluate what works, practically, in your relationships.
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You used to be realistic about this stuff before idealism got to you.
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But be realistic about the types of DIY projects you can take on.
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I think it's good to be realistic about things and give realistic advice.
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They must be realistic about the immediate future and ambitious about the long term.
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Regulators have to be realistic about what a global sandbox could look like, however.
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Just watch out for issues concerning money; be realistic about your spending and budgeting.
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Also: Be realistic about the stigma you might face from employers in other industries.
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You have to be realistic about what you're going to be spending money on.
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"Make it really clear and be realistic about being able maintain goals," Cassidy said.
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Again, we have to be realistic about what can be done — right here, right now.
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Former administration officials warn incoming presidents to be realistic about what they hope to achieve.
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Be realistic about your company's valuationIt's hard to be objective when calculating your company's value.
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"We have to be realistic about the obstacles that need to be overcome," he added.
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At the same time, the U.S. needs to be realistic about what it can achieve.
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Let us also be realistic about how inadequate these sexual harassment training courses can be.
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As they forge ahead, though, the Celtics need to be realistic about where they stand.
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In particular, we need to be realistic about the likely results of Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Do the math early in the process, and be realistic about what you can afford.
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A sense of "empowered" feminism would have led the musical to be realistic about Jenna's situation.
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Ryan: I also think at the same time it's good to be realistic about your value.
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What we need to do is is be realistic about about the dangers and the opportunities.
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Be realistic about what your competition just 'won' Keep in mind, more funding doesn't guarantee success.
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I think progressives should be realistic about the cultural conservatism that dominates much of this country.
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But some tax experts said shoppers should be realistic about how much they will be saving.
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Focus on your priorities, and be realistic about what cards you're able to get approved for.
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It's important, Clark said, to be realistic about the kinds of immediate changes you're able to make.
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Try to avoid fireplaces, candles, air fresheners, and aerosol sprays, and be realistic about your purifier's capabilities.
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The Moon is in grounded Earth sign Virgo today, inspiring us to be realistic about our lives.
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At the same time, he emphasized the need to be realistic about what the repair can do.
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We need to be realistic about the speed at which the business is going to turn around.
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But be careful not to rush things; stay present and be realistic about what's taking place now.
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Analysts have warned that the United Kingdom must be realistic about what it can accomplish this year.
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It's only fair that they're allowed to be realistic about all the possibilities their actual lives may hold.
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I've learned to respect time and be realistic about how many hours there actually are in a day.
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However, it's important to be realistic about how much of an impact all this will have on turnout.
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"It seems to be more realistic to me if we're just gonna be realistic about it," Maher said.
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With tensions escalating, it is important to be realistic about how we can get out of this mess.
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The critics of the president's decision need to be realistic about what the U.S. can achieve in Syria.
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While these numbers might seem off putting, it&aposs important to be realistic about the need to persevere.
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Let's just be realistic about where this is headed, while our feet are still planted firmly on the ground.
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The Democratic Party leadership is arguing that we need to be "realistic" about the districts candidates are running in.
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What we do need to do, though, is adapt to this and be realistic about the impact that's coming.
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But here, too, be realistic about how long this may take and be sure you have the time needed.
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And so we need to be realistic about Bloomberg as a candidate — about both his strengths and his faults.
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The other key to spending your money wisely is to be realistic about who will be living in the home.
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That's especially true because every governor's mansion can be contestable, as long as you're willing to be realistic about it.
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What's not impossible, at least according to Downes, is to be realistic about what a President Trump actually can accomplish.
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"Supposedly I'm not able to be realistic about state of my health and health risks," the statement read in part.
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Work your debt payments into your budget tracker and be realistic about how much you can pay down each month.
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" Her organization will work to prevent those cuts, but, she added, "I want to be realistic about what's at stake.
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Be very discerning about what resources you actually need, and be realistic about what resources you're likely to take advantage of.
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"We've arrived at phase three and therefore we need to be realistic about what the options are," Starmer told the BBC.
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And so it's like this continuum of, okay, we have to shut women out in order to be realistic about this.
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"We have to be realistic about the scope of impact that changes in your lifestyle can make [on your fertility]," he says.
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I believe that it is important to be realistic about college with high school students, as opposed to only discussing its benefits.
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Our subsequent conversations with employers found graduates should be realistic about the roles for which their MBA degree alone will qualify them.
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But we have to be realistic about the possible near- and medium-term outcomes for this system, and there aren't any good ones.
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We need to be realistic about the limits of what we can achieve if we only work on the mental health treatment system.
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But both Mr. Gooding and Mr. Carpenter said that sellers were going to have to be realistic about a car's price and quality.
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The team also wants creators to be realistic about how much cash they'll need to raise in order to bring their project to life.
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I feel the best strategy is to be realistic about how much time you really have and how long things really take to do.
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I think this is very different; you have to know that you're going to keep getting sucked back in and be realistic about that.
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If you want to retire well and live large down the line, you have to be realistic about how you're currently handling your money.
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"Be realistic about how many you can pack a day so that people know what to expect about wait times when ordering," she said.
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Yet let's also be realistic about what is possible: Portugal's approach works better than America's, but nothing succeeds as well as we might hope.
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Watch out for shady, slippery behavior, and laziness—including your own—but be realistic about what these behaviors mean for your relationships with others.
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"We have to be realistic about where we are, but that's not to say we're throwing in the towel by any means," he added.
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Be realistic about factors like how busy your own schedule is or whether these classes are just a supplement to an existing fitness regime.
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So I try to teach women to embrace their beauty and the time that they have and learn to be realistic about a beauty routine.
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However, policymakers need to be realistic about the limited ability of gas exports to strengthen the energy security of U.S. allies, especially in Eastern Europe.
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It's also important to be realistic about what the renovations will actually cost you — and to figure it out before you try to secure financing.
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Can this new kind of Democrat be realistic about the pace of change in a divided country, and, for that matter, in a divided party?
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As with any application, you'll want to be realistic about how well your qualifications actually line up with the requirements of a given job posting.
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Be aware of how far apart things are and be realistic about how much driving you're going to want to do after sightseeing all day.
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"Trees don't grow to the sky so we need to be realistic about the market," said Eric Aanes, chief executive officer at Titus Wealth Management.
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Be realistic about what does and doesn't serve you, and set a manageable daily goal to move you towards optimal physical health and work efficiency.
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I can see my to-do list, meetings, and calls all in one place, and be realistic about how much can be completed in a day.
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What we need to do from there, however, is be realistic about the changes we make and do the best that suits our lifestyle and current situation.
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"We should increase their incentive to negotiate, but we also need to be realistic about how much they can negotiate for those products," Vanderbilt's Stacie Dusetzina said.
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Be realistic about that schedule — three times a day is probably not for you, unless this is your full-time job (and even then, slow down, buddy).
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" He added, "But at the same time you have to be realistic about where one can improve and what makes sense both short term and long term.
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"We will continue to be tough on the deficit, but we must be realistic about achieving a surplus by the end of this decade," Mr. Osborne said.
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On Thursday, Venus will create friction with your planetary ruler Saturn, which likes to play by the rules, forcing you to be realistic about your utopian visions.
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Dr. Christopher Gharibo, a pain specialist at NYU Langone Health in New York, says it is important for patients to be realistic about what pain therapy will achieve.
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"In low to moderate amounts, [self-criticism and doubt] give us the message to check our work, and to be realistic about our strengths and accomplishments," she says.
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"We have to be realistic about the electrified rail, the live wire of American extraterritoriality and how (it) can serve as a deterrent to business," Johnson told reporters.
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The moon connects with serious Saturn, asking you to be realistic about your budget before clashing with Venus and meets Neptune, finding you in a dreamy, romantic state!
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Also, let's be realistic about how easy it is to be less than 6 feet away from others when we're at the grocery store or taking public transportation.
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If advertising presumes to resonate on any deeper level, before it can be a force for social good, it has to be realistic about what it can't do.
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" The California Democrat added that she is a "realist" who has watched Senate Republicans defend Trump, and said Democrats must be "realistic about what might be the end result.
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Being with friends and being able to enjoy the moment makes me realize how important it is to strike a balance, and to be realistic about my eating habits.
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Democrats should be realistic about Republican strongholds and see that putting their human and financial resources into fighting for purple states like Nevada and Colorado is the best investment.
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The Moon in Sagittarius challenges Neptune in Pisces at 2:21 PM as well as Jupiter in Virgo at 5:31 PM, asking you to be realistic about things.
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Don't deliberately undershoot your goals; just be realistic about the results you can deliver so that you're certain to create expectations that you will blow out of the water.
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But you can hope for a Jimmy Graham recovery and still be realistic about his chances against a torn patellar tendon, which has long been football's knockout, career-ending blow.
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" Perry says China would agree to a set of negotiating goals that included those three objectives, but he cautions, "we have to be realistic about what our real options are.
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"My biggest piece of advice would be to be realistic about what you want to achieve, be prepared to put in a lot of hard work and persevere," he says.
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Certainly the outlines of what he's going to talk about is in the report, now many Americans haven't read the report, again, I think we should be realistic about our expectations.
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She recommends looking into the colors associated with your sign, then be realistic about what you have the time and patience to actually pull off when going through references on Instagram.
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" He cautioned that investors had to be "realistic" about growth prospects, however, "we're not going to see 50 percent growth every year but I think it will be double-digit growth.
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Clayton's modernization attempts need to be realistic about the fact that today, if individual investors blunder into private markets where they have no protection, they will overwhelmingly end up getting fleeced.
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That's hard to do without a constantly updated word list at your disposal, to say nothing of software that helps you to be realistic about whether the puzzle will actually work.
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Like talking human rights for instance…At the same time, we have to be realistic about how far those values can be pushed and asserted on a case by case basis.
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To do this, be realistic about your abilities, share stories that illustrate your wins rather than just saying "I'm awesome at XYZ" and make sure to give credit where credit is due.
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This is why it's important to be realistic about its role in your life, and cut yourself some slack on the days you're feeling bad — days, even, when things do seem unmanageable.
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We pay twice the world price for sugar, it&aposs not as if we come into this discussion with clean hands, and so we have to be realistic about what&aposs going on.
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Second, if you want to be realistic about the definitions here, "point" could just as easily indicate a service or company, like Netflix, as it does an associated IP address or server rack.
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But this is the time to be realistic about what kind of delusions you might harbor, not to punish yourself because you tried something and it didn't work out the way you expected.
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But Johnson said there was a need to be "realistic about the way the landscape has changed" and to think afresh, saying it was conceivable that Assad could stand in a future election.
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I think it's beautiful when families rally around to help each other out in times of need, but you should be realistic about what sum of money (if any) you can comfortably give.
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I wanted to be realistic about the considerable scars they all bore, but the more I got to know my client, the more I hoped she wouldn't be consigned to a life sentence.
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British foreign minister Boris Johnson, for instance, said governments had to be realistic about "the electrified rail, the live wire of American extra-territoriality and how (it) can serve as a deterrent to business".
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Be realistic about what you can accomplish in a day of work, and resist the urge to make a to-do list for the whole week, which can leave you feeling stressed and overwhelmed.
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Yet, just as critics of the deal are wrong to describe it as a disaster in which Iran got everything it wanted, its supporters (including this newspaper) need to be realistic about it, too.
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If you dream of having a canine running partner or want a dog that can keep up with you on weekend hikes, it's important to be realistic about a prospective dog's structure and health.
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But to be realistic about it, if this second justice and when this second justice is appointed, we will have a Supreme Court that is conservative, or conservative leaning, without a doubt, for the next generation.
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"We have to be realistic about the state of our finances, and we won't have a deal until CTU figures out that we're a family putting gas and groceries on the credit card," the superintendent tweeted.
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"The government must provide fiscal credibility, so we will continue to be tough on the deficit but we must be realistic about achieving a surplus by the end of this decade," Osborne said in a speech.
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That's not to say we shouldn't think about releasing a lot of those who are in prison for these sorts of crimes, but we need to be realistic about what doing so would accomplish more broadly.
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The Global Times, a tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said in an editorial China needed to be realistic about how it could handle the United States and look at other strategies.
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Lawton says thinking of money in absolute terms can be restrictive and ultimately demotivating, so it's important to accept there is no "silver bullet" to all your financial worries and be realistic about with your goals.
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But what Klein and Iron Man fail to recognize is that it's not un-American to be skeptical of government, to be realistic about the fact that legislation sometimes fails, and to stand up against injustice.
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In order to be realistic about what they could actually create, the team at Studio MDHR scaled back their vision to an experience that would consist entirely of a series of eight Mega Man-style boss battles.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European leaders applauded Theresa May for providing clarity by finally outlining her plan for a clean break with the EU, but said she needed to be realistic about the price Britain would pay for leaving.
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"People were not totally upfront in saying as long as President Obama is in the White House, we need to be realistic about our goals," said Brian Walsh, a former official at the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Bennet said "I totally agree with" Warren's criticism that the benefits of Trump's tax package go disproportionately to the wealthy but said that public policy leaders need to be realistic about what's feasible given the country's fiscal situation.
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The Global Times, a widely read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said in an editorial China needed to be realistic about how it could handle the United States and look at other strategies.
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And it's like, no, slow and steady wins the race, just cut out the fries, cut out the chips and you'll get to the place you want to get to, but you have to be realistic about it.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 17 (Reuters) - European leaders applauded Theresa May for providing clarity by finally outlining her plan for a clean break with the EU, but said she needed to be realistic about the price Britain would pay for leaving.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Optimism about an imminent breakthrough in Brexit talks reported in newspapers in recent days is "probably not well founded" and people should be realistic about time frames, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told RTE Radio on Friday.
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The team needs to be realistic about its expectations, including the belief that the rotation — now a shell of what it was expected to be heading into the season — could right itself and pitch deeper into games, he said.
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If the goal of a trip is to relax and spend focused time with family, you have to be realistic about scheduling and budgetary constraints and honest about your tastes and you need to seize any window of opportunity.
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"It would be nice to be able to run back in the 12.20s again but I guess as an athlete and a coach you have to be realistic about what you can achieve and what you hope to achieve," she said.
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However, we all have to be realistic about the chances for passage, as there are some major unsettled issues (biologics, investor-state disputes, etc.), and there is also the problem of a tight time window in which to get it done.
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BACK-AND-FORTH Mattis, who has previously accused Russia of trying to break the NATO alliance, told a closed-door session of NATO on Wednesday that it needed to be realistic about the chances of restoring a cooperative relationship with Moscow.
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The Trump administration "wanted to start the clock but be realistic about implementation," said James Green, the top trade official at the United States embassy in Beijing until August and now a senior adviser at McLarty Associates, a Washington consulting firm.
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While the opioid epidemic is a problem that needs to be addressed now, it's important to be realistic about what could come next — and taking steps to prevent not just the current kind of drug crisis but also what could follow.
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That said, I was never comfortable fully hitching my financial life to a spouse, and I've had to be realistic about what taking a huge step back from a high-earning career in order to write for freelance wages means.
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We should do everything we can to try, including pursuing many of the president's policy priorities — like tax reform and smarter spending and regulations — but we should be realistic about expectations, and sustained 3 percent growth is almost certainly unobtainable.
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"I think we just need to be realistic about what the different actions cost, and I think politics has lots of measures to punish politically, but business has to continue and economic diplomacy is a way to improve politics," he added.
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They reflect a party torn: Single-payer supporters want to make fundamental reforms to a system they view as fundamentally broken, while other Democrats say they must be realistic about what is politically possible, while also appealing to moderate voters.
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When we first meet Peggy Olson and Joan Holloway, they're secretaries who know they're smart, but are also staring down an endless row of grinning frat-guy superiors and trying to be realistic about their chances of success beyond their assigned desks.
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"She's definitely an influencer and she has a [social media] following but I always want her to keep in mind that because she is smaller, she's definitely more of a petite model, to be realistic about how far she can go," Bailey says.
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With that in mind you need to be realistic about the sort of discounts you can get, otherwise you'll be sat on eBay for months waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S7 to drop to a level that it's never going to get to.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said he would be contacting insurers on Wednesday to ask them to be "realistic" about the curbs on carry-on electronic devices on planes coming from certain airports in the Middle East and North Africa.
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So as writers and readers, we need to be realistic about our engagement with technology—how quickly we acknowledge its limitations and dangers, how rapidly our laws and systems of access adapt to it, whether it's a good thing for everybody or just for some.
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While we have to be realistic about changes both up and down in rates of violence, we have to remind ourselves that violence is a problem we can deal with, that we have dealt with, and what's important is to look at it realistically.
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Clinton also repeated a new line of attack against Mr. Sanders over his support for a single-payer health insurance system administered by states, warning that Republican governors would damage the health care system and urging Democrats to be realistic about what changes could be accomplished.
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His country's six-month presidency of EU councils starting in July would give it some role in the start of negotiations with a Britain set on leaving the Union, and Fico said polls showed it was now time to be "realistic" about preparing for that eventuality.
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"We will be asking the insurance industry to take that in mind and be realistic about this ..." The restrictions were prompted by reports that militant groups want to smuggle explosive devices inside electronic gadgets but Grayling said he would not give full details about why the decision was made.
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And I urge women in particular to think about the life stage you're at when you're trying to match it against a job because otherwise you can drive yourself crazy, and I think it's important to be realistic about what you can and can't do at any one time.
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Making extra cash by selling items you no longer need has become easier, with online options like eBay and local Facebook groups, said Cynthia Meyer, a financial planner in Gladstone, N.J. Focus on high-quality clothes or children's toys in good condition, she said — and be realistic about how much people will pay for your used items.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonMass shootings have hit 220006 House districts so far this year The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Markey fundraises ahead of Kennedy primary challenge MORE (D-Mass.), a retired Marine who served four tours of duty in Iraq, said Democrats need to be realistic about what can earn bipartisan support in the Senate.
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"If you were to look at the development of U.S.-Mexico manufacturing split that's happened over the last 15 years, some of the moves that we have made collectively have been questionable …So we need to be honest and we need to be realistic about what can be repatriated in an effective way," he suggested, adding that by not taking affirmative action, the domestic industrial decline would become even worse.
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To make those decisions well, they need a sound philosophy, yes, but they also need to want to hear good advice, they need to want advisers who will tell them when they're wrong, they need to have good instincts for when something they want to believe is true simply isn't, and they need to be realistic about the strategies that are likely to work and the ones that aren't.
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" A spokeswoman for the Treasury told CNBC that Osborne made the the comments at a Greater Manchester Chambers of Commerce event in light of the vote to leave the EU. In an e-mailed statement, the Treasury cited the Chancellor as saying: "The government must provide fiscal credibility, so we will continue to be tough on the deficit but we must be realistic about achieving a surplus by the end of this decade.
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The Raptors have to be realistic about not only the era in which they exist, but about the aging curves of their two stars, the flexibility they'd sacrifice keeping everyone together, and the perceived benefit of making consistent playoff runs—both to the players and the organizational equity in the NBA and in the city (where competition for winter attention is about to ratchet up once again following the resurgence of the Maple Leafs).
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It was the latest setback for Osborne who was once considered a future British leader but who has not put himself forward to succeed Prime Minister David Cameron after the two men failed in their campaign to keep Britain in the EU. "The government must provide fiscal credibility, so we will continue to be tough on the deficit but we must be realistic about achieving a surplus by the end of this decade," Osborne said in a speech on Friday.
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The other key principles of the Obama checklist are: sustainability (avoid commitments that cost too much to stick with); restraint (ask not what America can do but what it should do); precision (wield a scalpel rather than a hammer); patience (give policies the time and effort to work); fallibility (be realistic about the chances of failure and modest about what you can achieve); scepticism (interrogate the issues and beware those peddling easy answers to difficult questions); exceptionalism (the recognition that because of its enormous power and attachment to universal values America has a unique responsibility to provide leadership in the world that cannot be ducked).
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