Sentence examples for old realities from inspiring English sources

For many investors, old realities are starting to suggest themselves only now.

The money-fund industry, meanwhile, is bracing for new rules while facing old realities: low interest rates that discourage investors and compress fees.

He begins the new reality in apparent isolation, then moves into an enforced but consoling alliance with companions whose separate old realities reflect the most troubled aspects of contemporary Britain.

Egyptians have become accustomed to old realities being turned upside down, but as celebrations erupted over the arrest of this former political giant of the Middle East, questions were being raised about what comes next, and how the arrest will affect the volatile landscape of Egyptian politics as the nation shudders towards democracy.

As a VC always on the lookout for the next big thing capable of massive adoption and global scale, watching the film now reminds me of some of the startups that turned into empires based solely on the entrepreneurial concept of striking a balance between old realities and new ideas.

Developing a strategy that has even a remote possibility of success necessitates responding not to old realities but to the recent developments that have shifted the power balance towards Assad and away from the rebels.

That reflects old reality, not some new discovery.

For that, any old reality will suffice, even New York.

But time shifts, and the old reality comes back.

That's the problem for boomers: They remember the old reality.

A fun bonus of watching old reality TV is finding out where they all are now.