Sentence examples for certainly the reality from inspiring English sources

Certainly the reality of assistance improved markedly for Ms. De Peña as soon as she entered the family center, said Ms. Valentin, who works for REAP, a program affiliated with Mount Sinai Hospital that helps people obtain benefits.

That's certainly the reality for many couples, but the female partner is more likely to work part-time or drop out even where she is more highly-educated and had higher earning potential than her husband.

And yet it's certainly the reality being experienced now, and, at least in part, the reality being shown on Undercover Boss.

Certainly, the realities of the Great Recession have not been magically washed away, but unemployment is receding.

Another academic, Dr. James Kenny, a criminologist at Fairleigh Dickinson's School of Criminal Justice, agreed to a point, but said that an underreporting of crimes in the past had almost certainly masked the reality of campus violence, and that awareness of the issue had spread only recently to the general public.

And while the National Institutes of Health is certainly important, the reality is that private industry accounting for $70.4 billion worth of biomedical R&D spending in 2012, which was 59% of the U.S. total.

It's certainly the overriding reality.

Other publishers who have faced this predicament have generally come around to two options: change what they're doing, or put themselves at the mercy of whatever Internet minority still appreciates "quality". That's essentially the logic behind paywalls — and it's certainly the economic reality propping up high-quality niche Web publications like Matter and The Atavist.

Though it's hardly Vanity Fair, the new Cahiers certainly reflects the realities of a marketplace dominated by promotion and press-agentry.

Undoubtedly unscientific, but certainly representative of the reality.

I recently found myself hearing two sets of progressives discuss these issues in an (online) forum, and although they almost certainly agreed on the reality of racial discrimination, they talked right past each other in terms of how to talk about resentment, specifically to white working class voters.