Sentence examples for adjustments to reality from inspiring English sources

The question is whether with hindsight such decisions will be viewed as prudent adjustments to reality or lamentable failures of nerve.

The best hope one can hope for is that, somehow, the adjustments to reality get made, even in the face of the ideology.

What naturally follows is a whopping adjustment to reality.

They're just revealing an adjustment to reality.

Those who need to spend $175 for a whale-tooth corkscrew as a hostess gift need an adjustment to reality.

The only necessary adjustment to reality is to accept the premise that the Church of England employs such specialists in every diocese.

If Hardy was ever obliged to make adjustments to the reality, he was quick to own up, confessing in his introduction to Madding Crowd that "Everdene farm has taken a witch's ride of a mile or more from its actual location".

Both our workplaces and our public policy arrangements have not kept up with the decline of the single-breadwinner household, and an era of massive female labor force participation requires greater accommodations and adjustments to the reality of childbearing than American society has yet made.

After mid-2014, most countries facing depreciation pressures against the rising U.S. dollar have opted to not spend reserves on a large scale to sustain their currencies, which favors the likelihood of future current-account adjustments to the new reality of capital flows.

Jan Philipp Albrecht, a German Green MEP and prominent campaigner on data privacy, said: "It was obvious that there needs to be an adjustment to the reality of today.

It represented an adjustment to the reality in which America, as the lone superpower, is still expected to provide global leadership, but is also operating under tight political and economic constraints.