Spooning doesn't, in reality, make us safe of course.
"And the Coalition have an ideological, non-thought-through view that because it's called private health insurance it must be aligned with their underlying philosophy but it doesn't, in reality, fit with many of their policies," she said.
While this is a step in the right direction, it does not in reality provide a great deal more support for entrepreneurial and fast-growing businesses.
A phobia is "a dread of an object or situation that does not in reality pose any threat", and is distinct from a delusion in that the patient is aware that the fear is irrational.
The assumptions made for replication and interactions in our model are indeed chemically unrealistic: First of all, merely having a particular secondary structure does not, in reality, result in the replicase activity.
Simply excluding factors that cannot readily be quantified, for example, does not in reality reduce the uncertainty in the analysis, but merely shifts the analysis towards a more narrow, and probably biased, conceptualisation of the problem, and in so doing hides the inherent uncertainties within the issue-framing process.
I do want people to help me or do things with me but if they don't, in reality, all I need is myself to achieve those things.
And, the reality also is that most people don't in reality really know a whole lot about this horrible reality.
As a Centre for Policy Studies book by the influential Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie and QC Anthony Peto explains, national security can be used to apply secrecy to cases that have nothing to do with torture and do not, in reality, jeopardise national security.
Above all, it is because there is a fundamentally new demand on education, which is different from the one that existed in the Soviet Union – and which did not, in reality, exist at all in the 1990s.
In addition, many of the SNPs identified by re-sequencing do not in reality signal selection, but rather are the outcome of "genetic hitchhiking" [ 29, 30].
