Sentence examples for a basic reality from inspiring English sources

There is a societal stork myth that is propagated by the media and popular culture to hide a basic reality.

It's a basic reality of 21st-century American life, one that predates the financial crash and promises to continue apace even as normal economic growth returns.

But it could have been even more valuable if it had addressed a basic reality: we do not have unlimited funds.

But the result is that all the candidates are avoiding discussing a basic reality: that economic interdependence has hardly gone away.

The case of the obese patient who was "denied" cardiac surgery is an example of a basic reality in medicine: we can't cure everything.

Although International House generates 80% of its annual budget as a self-supporting, 501c3 non-profit organization, we face a basic reality: room and board fees do not cover fundamental expenses.

All of this explanation is a prologue to a most basic reality when examining higher education in America today.

But this bland statement may mask a more basic reality -- those "interns" are being offered a choice of working in the Foxconn factory to meet demand for the iPhone 5S or getting kicked out of school.

But the line between recession and recovery has become so fine that today's data confirms a more basic reality: Germany, Europe's largest economy, is dead in the water.

It's a sad yet basic reality about Pakistan since its independence.

"In their approach, they ignore the basic reality that a large share of unmarried adolescents are already sexually active and so at high risk," said Jodi L. Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Health and Gender Equity in Maryland.