Sentence examples for emerging reality from inspiring English sources

An emerging reality is that Washington may have little alternative.

The emerging reality of spontaneous orgasm seems to do nothing but deepen the mystery.

The emerging reality is that the Dalai Lama will never truly be able to give his power away.

Nato and EU leaders huddling in Brussels, wondering what to do about Libya, face an uncomfortable emerging reality.

This would recognize the emerging reality that the United States has turned around as an energy producer and is on a major upswing.

The transformation of that vision into an emerging reality -- the 10-story building between Spring and Prince Streets is to be finished in December -- has taken six years.

This then sets the nationalism of peripheral regions in a new context where again the UK has been slow to catch up with emerging realities.

But, Mr. Rothkopf said, Mr. Obama must now take into account the emerging realities in the Arab world, including a new populism brought by the democratic movement that may make even governments that were not hostile to Israel, like Egypt and Jordan, more insistent on pushing the case of the Palestinians.

Corporate marketing budget allocation and executive team skill selection are way behind these emerging realities.

Kickstarter had only just started to be influential thanks to Double Fine, and new console platforms were still mostly ideas rather than emerging realities.

Recently, attention has begun to focus on the perceived shortcomings in the practical delivery of related initiatives, with several publications suggesting a gap between ambitious policy goals and the emerging realities of the newly built environment.