Sentence examples for growing reality from inspiring English sources

Rafsanjani's death reflects a growing reality for Tehran's theocrats.

An unfortunate, growing reality in the information security world is the inevitability of a data breach.

The above reporting from The Times speaks to a growing reality: the United States faces a water crisis.

And third, when will other nations follow New Zealand's example and recognise that climate change migration is a growing reality?

The souped-up classics reflect the growing reality that children, like their parents, are loath to spend time without their devices.

"In just a few short years, social business has developed from a mere idea to a living, rapidly growing, reality," Dr. Yunus says.

Development organisations have been quite slow to pick up on the growing urban realities (and the Institute of Development Studies, of which I am director, is no exception) and have not developed urban thinking or urban programmes sufficiently well.

From a Google employment Web site: "Because great ideas need resources to grow into reality, at Google you'll always get the resources you need to make your dreams a reality".

"When I was younger, I wanted 100% romance," says Dylan, "but as I grew up, reality hit.

In Freud's language, as the child grows, the reality principle gradually begins to control the pleasure principle; the child learns that the environment does not always permit immediate gratification.

As they grow up, reality crowds in, forcing them to take more mundane jobs.