"Supply is never guaranteed and all Israelis understand this fundamental reality".
And there is the fundamental reality that the Democratic Party's platform explicitly embraces abortion rights.
A fundamental reality of technology spending is that it is cyclical.
The last paragraph illustrates a fundamental reality of religion that Mr. Eshleman probably did not intend.
That fundamental reality challenges many preconceptions that we have about management and leadership.
"The fundamental reality is we're the two largest economies in the world for decades to come," said Mr. Lieberthal.
A federal judge has reminded us of a fundamental reality: if it's digital, we don't own it.
For decades, these regimes paraded around halfhearted political reforms whose democratic rhetoric obscured the fundamental reality of royal autocracy.
Like Benatar, Peterson believes that the fundamental reality of life is not happiness, but tragedy and suffering.
In "The Box," Grass recognizes a fundamental reality: he is but one member of a family whose decisions have affected the rest, and often not for the better.
It might show that the Big Bang was just a local event in an eternal multiverse, and that space and time themselves arose from a more fundamental reality.
