Sentence examples for achieved reality from inspiring English sources

The later nineteenth century is the age of modernity as an achieved reality, where science and technology, including networks of mass communication and transportation, reshape human perceptions.

Terence Crawford's hope of taking his talent to maximum exposure achieved reality Tuesday when his promoter selected Madison Square Garden for Crawford's next bout.

If the information asset is to achieve reality in the sense, all activities in this phase must be addressed.

Now, I wasn't seeing it through fresh eyes because it had been under construction for a long time and I'd seen it numerous times, at least once a month or so, during the period of construction to see how they were coming along and seeing it achieve reality.

This isn't to argue that former criminals shouldn't be allowed to trade on their past crimes to achieve reality-television stardom, although that argument could be made.

That is not how you achieve reality-based sustainable consensus, especially if you are trying to bring previously opposed groups together in some way.

However, it can never be achieved in reality.

However, this is rarely achieved in reality, often because of time constraints posed by the pending project which prompted the impact assessment in the first place.

But it seems to me that facing death and loss brings with it a kind of sobriety and clarity, at least when it comes to distinguishing the wheat from the chaff, between what can and cannot be achieved, between reality and fantasy.

The tricks of the trade are listed in a report by the Transport & Environment campaign group (T&E), which suggests the official fuel consumption cited by car manufacturers is on average almost 25% lower than that achieved in reality, and in some cases 50% lower.

Whatever minor successes men's groups may have achieved, the reality is that public policy on domestic violence in the U.S. is heavily dominated by feminist advocacy groups.