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"They wanted things to get done in a period of time which I thought was unrealistically short."

This would later come into effect and give workers an unrealistically high level of power.

They unrealistically expect It to be spring all the time.

He was beginning to wonder whether it had not been set unrealistically high, in fact.

But in some cases, they're bringing them down from unrealistically high numbers.

As I pointed out last month, this is unrealistically optimistic, but never mind.

Even that pace of growth may prove to be unrealistically low.

The cost should not be depreciated over an unrealistically long life.

The story has a happy ending, perhaps unrealistically so, given the fortunes of history.

But popular expectations of the new king seem almost unrealistically high, in a country where unemployment is above 20 percent.

The scene is set in an imaginary room of unrealistically large proportions.

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Further, the projections assume what many say is an unrealistically low level of Government spending.

Among the risks, he suggested, is that stock prices may again have become unrealistically high.

However, low expectations often lead to greater pleasure than unrealistically high hopes.

Diplomats say the Government's counts have consistently been unrealistically low.

And they said the 4 percent annual raises advocated in the report were unrealistically low.

This is because new buildings have had to be unrealistically tall and slender.

The first plateau gives us 31 clusters, which is unrealistically large for the study area.

He said it had painted an unrealistically rosy picture of the economy.

Many programs offer an unrealistically high standard of living.

Instead, the Pentagon plans just one more test, using unrealistically simple decoys.

In such cases, the panel suggests, unrealistically, that the threatened country not go ahead on its own.

Council members and principals said that figure seemed unrealistically rosy.

The package was ridiculed by many in Congress as unrealistically expensive.