Sentence examples for discouraging reality from inspiring English sources

Finally, there's this discouraging reality: in New York City, "cheap" means at least $99 a night.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR GREENVILLE, S.C. — All week in South Carolina, Mr. Romney has encountered the discouraging reality of Mr. Gingrich's recent surge in the polls.

Among the most notable statistics presented is the discouraging reality that 22 veterans take their own lives daily.

Secondly, the setback of the Waxman/Boucher bill also leaves us with the discouraging reality that the door still remains open for advocates pushing an agenda of increased regulatory authority for the Federal Communications Commission.

This discouraging reality is applicable to most dementias, since these are due to Alzheimer's disease, but it is possible to prevent the second most common cause of dementia, i.e., vascular dementia [ 1, 3, 4], which manifests as a consequence of cerebrovascular disease.

4. Reflect on their opinions of reality-television programming in general and recommend or discourage reality programming to a television network.

I explain a lot of math to my clients, something the big Wall Street houses discourage, because reality conflicts with the sales pitch.

So it was discouraging to return to reality and watch workmen carrying construction material yesterday into the Tweed Courthouse.

Although we knew this would be the case the reality is discouraging".

If we continue to demoralise our public servants in this way, we risk turning accusation into reality by discouraging good people from entering government.

But executives of the regional Bell companies contended that the rules never made economic sense and in reality discouraged greater investment in local phone networks.