Sentence examples for difficult realities from inspiring English sources

She said one goal of the festival was to make American Jews face difficult realities.

We can only hope to achieve them by confronting our most difficult realities.

I appreciate Mayor Bloomberg's disappointment regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and also understand the difficult realities to reach consensus in the trade agreement.

But as she steps gingerly back into the swirl of political combat, she confronts difficult realities that will limit her ability to translate that popularity into fundamental change.

With the XVIII International AIDS Conference under way in Vienna, it is time to face some difficult realities about the global response to H.I.V. and AIDS.

I'm hoping Up Down Man can do the same thing: celebrate the value and uniqueness of people with learning disabilities without dodging some of the difficult realities".

Slowly, the parents discovered the difficult reality.

But the brinkmanship underscores a difficult reality for public broadcasters.

"If we don't draw the necessary conclusions, Europe will wake up to a difficult reality".

But this is not about punishment; it is simply a difficult reality.

For an entire generation of young adults, this is a very difficult reality to face.