Sentence examples for constant reality from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the hospital often becomes the most constant reality in their lives.
There's the constant reality of drone warfare, which continues to maim and kill civilians in Yemen, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Rivalry between those bureaus and their heads, who were known as chief designers, was a constant reality and posed an obstacle to a coherent Soviet space program.
Until the fight against anti-Semitism becomes a priority for President Putin, anti-Semitism will remain a constant reality for the Russian Jewish community.
At a Senate hearing on cybersecurity on Thursday, a representative of several financial industry groups, Mark Clancy, said that "for the financial services industry, cyberthreats are a constant reality and a potential systemic risk to the industry".
Riggall says the whole thing will take four days to set up. "We're not a humanitarian organisation," he says, "but we feel passionate that art can tell the truth and that having an escape from their predicament through access to culture will offer a break from this constant reality of living in tents".
The region's inherent scarcity of land, potential for drought, and exposure to cyclones are constant realities confronting its inhabitants.
The constant realities of poverty, violence, internal political conflicts, corruption, negligence and abandonment are present, both within the walls of public hospitals and amplified within the borders of Venezuela".
But, as the Kardashian family has proved, constant selfies, reality television, and the exposure of visible thongs beneath crocheted jumpsuits can also solidify a marriage.
Word to all girls and to any boy who has paid actual, intellectual attention to the girl experience, and knows that being cold is this common, constant bodily reality, and therefore knows that like anything else boys want to complain about (work, pain, political oppression) you probably had it worse.
Now it has taken its place among the constant political realities.
