Sentence examples for challenging realities from inspiring English sources

As Scott Rasmussen put it, this change amounts to "a natural reaction as the unifying nature of the inauguration gives way to the challenging realities of governing in times of a challenging economy".

According to the Human Rights Watch, challenging realities of daily life for many people in Iraq include sky-high food prices, cash shortages, a lack of communications infrastructure, and restricted access to healthcare or education especially for women and girls.

This is by way of a co-production with our colleagues on Inside Out Midlands who have been out on patrol with Staffordshire Police to experience some of the challenging realities confronting them out on the ground.

This means we need to collectively evaluate difficult moral choices -- getting away from "win-win" solutions to stare down the barrel of challenging realities.

The film, Stonewall panders to those who want history sanitized and don't mind shunting aside challenging realities for the Pablum of easily-digested maxims.

Now, as we write again in 2015 in the context of the Verizon Powerful Answers Award, we can reflect a bit on the challenging realities of moving from prototype to production and on the exciting opportunities available for increasingly connected devices through 4G and the cloud.

This isn't utopian-future optimism but a kind of joyful celebration right in the midst of challenging reality.

Andrew Mueller While shows such as The Island With Bear Grylls are definitely no picnic, the watermark for challenging reality shows has reached a new high.

Only two films, I felt, really challenged reality and perception.

An unconscious and much denied impulse to obey and to follow shields us from challenging the reality and the need to speak the truth.

I wish I could still believe in fairy tales with good guys and bad guys instead of this messy, ethically challenging political reality of bad and worse.