Sentence examples for because of the reality from inspiring English sources
"It's only necessary because of the reality.
And it's this idea that we may need to invest more in some people, in some communities, because of the reality that we're faced with.
The ITV Hub is now more popular than BBC iPlayer because of the reality series Love Island, the latest figures suggest.
The best TV shows still have sets that look a little ragged and threadbare because of the reality of TV economics — and to Tarantino this matters.
The layoffs are necessary because of "the reality of business today," said Sanjay Kumar, president of the company, which is based in Islandia, N.Y.
DiMaggio appears often enough as a narrow-minded tyrant here, but he also gains our sympathy because of the reality of his suffering.
He was elected because of the reality-distortion effect that was the Emmy-nominated "The Apprentice"; he was elected using comedy, framing lies as jokes, making them harder to fight, because you always lose when you complain about jokes — it turns you (and me, in this piece) into a prig.
That government, he added, "will have to be a coalition government because of the realities of politics in this region".
The interim New York City schools chancellor, Harold O. Levy, is barring the roughly 70,000 students who want to attend summer school voluntarily, and you support him because of the "realities" of the teacher contract dispute (editorial, April 4).
...in the last decade or so, we at Columbia have understood that the peoples of the world are becoming increasingly inter-connected, because of a rising global economy, because of new communications technologies such as the Internet, and because of the realities of the movement of people (sometimes voluntary, sometimes not).
