For the thousands of single moms and children that depend on such assistance, hunger, utility cut-offs, and evictions are every-day realities: an almost unbelievable phenomena happening today--every day--in the United States of America.
She is not constrained by the every day reality of Indian society, where walking down the street in a pair of jeans will invite unwanted attention.
They provided us some insight into the work Intel is doing, and how it's working with partners including Delphi to make self-driving a practical, every day reality.
Remember, traffic is not a surprise occurrence; it's an every day reality.
It was scary that they made a movie out of something that was similar to my every day reality.
If water scarcity troubles the capital, it's already and every day reality for Indigenous peoples in Chile.
In a sense, Memorial Day weekend should usher this country into the griever's world: The every day reality of grief.
Instead, recalls involving 20 million toys and 143 million pounds of beef are becoming part of our nation's every day reality.
And while acts of overt racism are a lot rarer than they were in the direct aftermath of 9/11, micro-aggressions and latent racism are still an every day reality for many desi musicians.
That means that material for masturbation, self-gratification, and "helping myself" has become so common, so a part of our every day reality that a major media company said, "ehh guys, it costs to much to do this, so we are going to invest elsewhere".
