Sentence examples for broad reality from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, despite a few innovations, that broad reality hasn't changed much in the past decade.

It was a particularly good thing to be about in the 1990's, a decade in which the economic folk tales were of astronomical success (or, by the end, vertiginous falls), but the broad reality was quite different: for Americans in the middle of the wage scale, real earnings, adjusted for inflation, declined or held flat for much of the decade.

A statement from the Ethiopian embassy in London was quick to challenge yesterday's report: "The sensational news broadcast by BBC TV, regarding children dying on a daily basis, does not reflect the current broad reality on the ground and the full preparation that has gone into overcoming the problem".

Or, they can be understood as flexible and broad realities in which to shape American life.

So let's not let "Kristen" displace the broader reality.

The news in California highlights the broader reality of American capital punishment, which has dwindled dramatically in recent years.

But the forces that have driven a week of unrest suggest a broader reality: a people who once complained of their own quiescence would no longer stay quiet.

But that misses a much broader reality: about 70percentt of Cairo lives in informal communities, which like this one were built without government planning or permission.

The moment was emblematic of a broader reality that has helped shape the Republican contest and could take center stage again on Thursday at a debate in Florida.

The broader reality is that rent is taking ever bigger chunks out of our wage packets, and work is increasingly insecure.

Carl Goodman, a curator of digital media and director of new media projects at the American Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, suggested that the show represented a broader reality than the communal music experience.