Sentences with phrase «often unrealistic»

Second, Realtors complain they have lost a listing to another Realtor who indulged in the practice of «buying the listing» — telling the seller they would achieve a higher price, often unrealistic, to win the listing, then afterwards gradually «conditioning» or «educating» the seller to keep lowering their price, to way below what was originally promised.

Media images of marriage are often unrealistic.

With a bit of forward planning and good communication you can ensure you spend a fantastic festive period together as a couple, without feeling the need to bow to the often unrealistic pressure of all those glitzy Christmas TV ads.

You have been living your separate day - to - day lives and looking forward to being together again so expectations can be high and often unrealistic.

It's often unrealistic to find that person.»

The time constraints involved in negotiating an outsourcing transaction are often unrealistic... and time is money for the prime contractor and the customer!

And they do all this while keeping to very tight deadlines and managing often unrealistic expectations.

In Hand Model (2017), a woman's outstretched hand is blown up larger than life, referencing the often unrealistic scaling and cropping of images in the advertising and fashion industries, a concept reinforced by the title.

Tied into this is the often unrealistic sales expectations that publishers put on AAA titles.

Likewise you can also travel to Gili Air the medium sized island for more tropical tranquility and perfect views that feel like you are living inside the often unrealistic ropical brochure photos.

On the whole, investors» planning was poor and expectations often unrealistic, to wit: Investors said they needed annual returns of 9.7 % above inflation to meet their goals.

«Today's market is slowing as sellers maintain often unrealistic pricing expectations and buyers have more properties to choose from,» says California Association of Realtors President Vince Malta.

The deals offered in these emails are often unrealistic, and there is no way of knowing for sure how reputable those on the other end of that email are.

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Chronic dieting is when, over a period of years, your world is ruled by diets, calorie counting and food restriction, all with the goal of achieving or maintaining a certain (often unrealistic) weight or body type.

I also often hear goals along the lines of gaining 10 lbs of muscle in 10 weeks or adding 50 lbs to a bench press in 1 month; however, these lofty goals are often unrealistic.

Clock abiders tend to be less flexible in scheduling — focusing on one activity at a time, which may be beneficial, but is often unrealistic.

Set yourself strict and often unrealistic food and exercise goals in the short term and you're doomed to feel like a failure.

Although many books on RCR include cases for discussion, the cases are often unrealistic and / or too simplistic.

Possibly because of this often unrealistic presumption, geographic distributions of wide - ranging species are more difficult to predict than geographically restricted ones [43].

The target is often unrealistic and means they are paid less than the minimum wage.

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Same thing goes for Szceszny; in fact this crop of Arsenal players talk too much and are often unrealistic with themselves.

I hate Arsenal fans for one reason: they are often unrealistic.

Most remarkable, perhaps, they balance loyalty to a universal church and its pontiff with the demands of a lay population often unrealistic in its expectations of the clergy merely indifferent, distracted by a culture of self - absorption.

We know that among many of the emotionally disturbed there is a crisis of morals, contradictory attitudes toward behavior, an uncertainty concerning a way of life, and often an unrealistic drive toward perfectionism.

Panic is a neurotic psychological response, often unrealistic.

It would be ideal if each person could have his or her private office, but that is often unrealistic and extremely costly.

The difference between the two is that the latter is often unrealistic, not in demand and comprised of decisions made with emotions.

High achievers are prone to working exceptionally long hours, managing heavy workloads under insane amounts of pressure, and operating on short (and often unrealistic) deadlines.

They forget about certain items, they don't think things cost as much as they do and they are often unrealistic with spending.

Not exact matches

If you profess to be stringent about quotas, but let them slide more often than not, then your sales team will know that the quotas you set were unrealistic, and you don't expect them to be met.

Sounds simple, but often entrepreneurs underestimate actual product costs by excluding relevant costs (e.g., R&D) or making unrealistic assumptions about scale economics.

John F. Kennedy said, «The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie, deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive and unrealistic.»

Finally, many of us do need to understand that zero pain is often both an inappropriate and unrealistic goal.

Another issue, particularly acute with younger workers, many say, is that those who take issues to HR often have unrealistic expectations of what could and should be done about their situation.

The technological guru often frustrated his employees by pushing them to their limits in order to make seemingly unrealistic deadlines and to create innovative products many thought unrealistic.

The world is, of course, often quite unpleasant, and any brainlessly pain - free book purporting to show truth can and should be dismissed as unrealistic contrivance.

Often I am told that my expectations are unrealistic, that church isn't about getting what I want out of it, but rather about putting more of myself into it.

A paid pastorate with all of the demands, unrealistic expectations and efforts at control exerted by those who really run most churches (usually led by those who give the most money) has destroyed many, many a pastor and often his marriage and family.

Marin explains that we often get caught up in sexual «ideals» that result in polarized conversations and unrealistic expectations.

This approach often helps reduce her exaggerated, unrealistic, and unproductive sense of responsibility for her husband's drinking problem.

I think another reason we play the «not ready» card is we often have an unrealistic expectation of how far along in life you're supposed to be before you can get married.

Their stance for chastity and monogamy, often labeled as «unrealistic,» is actually much better suited to African culture, especially in its present troubled condition, than are modern Western teachings about sexuality emphasizing personal freedom and individual development.

«The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie — deliberate, contrived, and dishonest, but the myth — persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.

Just as personality tests offer us an unrealistic image of ourselves as a single whole, overlooking the fact that we are not only many different things in many different situations but also changing over time, so Western theology has all too often reduced the beautifully varied and complex descriptions of God found in the Bible to a singular reading that does violence to its vibrant nature.»

My perception on time is unrealistic and I often think I have more time than I actually do.

No issue with that per se, but the unfortunate reality is that «their» comments are often just insulting, hopelessly unrealistic or divisive with no purpose.