Sentence examples for disastrous realities from inspiring English sources

Because while we can and should laugh at this raging homophobe's comeuppance in popular culture, let's not lose sight of the disastrous realities of someone like Rick Santorum being given a platform, and the vindication that goes hand-in-hand with a presidential nomination from the Republican party, however unlikely that may look now.

In-Justice unfortunately has 20/20 vision, thus perceptions become disastrous realities.

The United States Trade Representative (USTR) designation of 13 factories throughout Jordan (under the US-Jordan Free Trade Agreement) has led to disastrous realities, gender inequality and gender based violence: :"There are over 30,000 poor, mostly young women, foreign guest workers toiling in Jordan's largely foreign-owned garment factories sewing clothing for export to the United States.

MIKE HALE: And joined momentarily by the disastrous reality-host cartel from a few years back.

He knew – and never accepted – that a disastrous reality was being built, for both peoples, and that he, Peres, was in the camp of the vanquished.

Good Cop, Bad War is a gripping exposé of the disastrous reality of the drug war, which he hopes will help shift public opinion.

Instead of squandering billions of pounds of taxpayers' money which could be better spent elsewhere, the government must listen to the barrage of criticism and shelve its plans for Titan, before these mega-prisons become a disastrous reality.

In reality, a disastrous World Cup was preceded by a disrupted build-up in which Terry was first stripped of the captain's armband (for the first time) before Capello himself became the focus of controversy centered around the infamous and ultimately ill-fated Capello Index, a ratings system that infuriated Capello's players because it frankly didn't seem to think much of them.

Signing up Ms. Sedaris for its gold-wrap campaign shows admirable taste on the part of Chipotle, whose marketing department could otherwise be chastised for allowing the company's founder, Steve Ells, to take part in the disastrous NBC reality show "America's Next Great Restaurant".

The idea of self-determination was wonderful, the reality disastrous.

There's the disastrous impact of reality shows, the whole impulse to be famous, the idea that fame is the way to go".